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I was going for easy delectability, not perfection.
Danger will only enhance its delectability.
But love inebriates the souls of the sons of Heaven by its delectability."
Megan Fairchild as his wife, Pierrette, was delectable but needed more projection in that delectability.
Food and drink set before us is scrutinized not so much for its delectability as for its conformity to the latest nutritional catechism.
This production also has the privilege of being called a, "delectability" by the ever-fastidious historian George Odell (Odell IX 548).
In a city-state abound with food courts, hawker centers and other eateries, this bears testament to the delectability and popularity of the food in Tiong Bahru.
Wouldn't it be better just to steal a few humans, sequence our amino acids or whatever else is the source of our delectability, and then just synthesize the identical food product from scratch?
It's unusual when a luscious dessert is lighter than the main course, but the pastry chef at Citarella, Bill Yosses, has created just the delectability to finish off a serious offering like artichoke soup and tuna belly.
The unpretentious interior of Fernandes Patisserie (516 Marrickville Road; 61-2-9568-2114) belies the delectability of its Portuguese pastel de nata (custard tarts) that come in coconut cream, ricotta, almond and lemon flavors.
Their conceptual framework is so easily apprehended as to be generic: the oozing surfaces conflate the delectability of dessert with that of oil paint, bringing to mind such saccharine derivatives of Abstract Expressionism as Lyrical Abstraction.
That's how Vincent (Mr. Attal), a mildly rakish car dealer with a wife and young son, embarks on an affair with an unidentified masseuse (Angie David), a cool ash-blond beauty and epitome of Parisian delectability.
Kingston's claim to fame is that in 1777 it became the first capital of New York State and was subsequently burned to the ground by the British; Mr. Hoenshell-Watson's claim to fame is the delectability of his lemon velvet cakes.