Meanings of textural contrast in English

Hard crust and soft center: the sensuality of that perfect textural contrast.

For textural contrast in this smooth, creamy soup, we ultimately preferred fully-notoverly-cookedvegetables.

Finish the scheme off with brushed stainless-steel taps to provide a textural contrast with the shining tiles.

Ground meat is commonly used in Thai noodle dishes, not only for flavor, but for textural contrast with the noodles.

The interplay is markedly contrapuntal in character and there's a concern with balance and textural contrast as well as high energy.

That textural contrast, between the dense ice-cream and the almost jellified sauce, is so odd you cannot settle into the experience.

Some of the fat should remain tender, but a little bit of bite is a pleasant textural contrast to the silky pasta.

Browning adds flavor to foods and promotes the development of a crisp crust, which offers a pleasing textural contrast with the interior of foods.

Topside, I spotted Dante's form hovering near the picture window, his trendy chin stubble a textural contrast to the clean geometry of his shaved head.

The late 15th century Ah, Gentle Jesu by Sheryngham, full of textural contrasts and easily sprung rhythms, was an early highlight.

Textural contrasts were beautifully judged and the panache of the final movement had my foot tapping, even if its gypsy abandon seemed slightly too reserved.