The sauce was sweet and the rice avoided overt mushiness.
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Radical optimism and outsider thinking make partisan warriors wary of ideological mushiness.
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Levitsky, the nutrition professor at Cornell, wants his banana bright yellow; brown spots are okay but no mushiness.
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Speaking of the keyboard, it feels very cheap, with a lot of mushiness when you press each key.
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No mushiness, no sloppiness; just unadulterated awesomeness and V-8 fury, channeled through a six-speed manual with a pool-ball shifter.
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The show that exposed America's collective mushiness bowed out for the season, but Tuesday's finale didn't give every fan the same feels.
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Ms. Lynch negotiates this divide effortlessly — she's often hilarious and always engaging — but the show around her occasionally bogs down in its own mushiness.
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Songs from James Blake's album "The Colour in Anything" give the piece an integrity of tone and feeling, and the ballet steps fit, even if the melancholy tempts Mr. Forsythe into mushiness.
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"I want to finally be a part of something new, to see us become a force in the Bundestag that is able to break up the uniform mushiness of the represented parties," she said.
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So in a world where it's an increasingly difficult to find an escape, This Is Us is giving us all something fluffy to dive into, something so warm and comforting that we're willing to ignore its unapologetic mushiness.
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All good stories about dying are in fact life-affirming, but here's one that cuts right through the mushiness and melodrama to the toughest questions about being human, and still manages to be bright and even funny at times.
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In its raspier moments, her voice on Diary of Me curled like incense smoke as she sang about everything from the mushiness of early love, on "Marry Me", to bullying, on "Silly Girl," about a girl who targeted her in school.
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It's a skill that seems to have contributed to the band's continued success among their core audience of young men, as Turner delivers emotional nakedness without ever falling into overt mushiness (thanks, socialised masculinity.) The sheer, normal Britishness of his lyricism is also undeniable.
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The group's career was interrupted by several periods of inactivity. Garcia played bass, guitar, drums for Curve, while Halliday sang, wrote the lyrics and occasionally played guitar. Outside Curve, Garcia has collaborated with other artists like Eurythmics, Sinéad O'Connor, and Tom Petty, as a session and touring musician. He released "solo" material (Mushiness in 1999 and Crosseyedrabbit in 2003) under the guise of Headcase while still a member of Curve.
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In doing so, he described the advantages and disadvantages of every item used for preparing the dish. Accordingly, Persians consider Ibn Sina to be the "father" of modern pilaf. Thirteenth-century Arab texts describe the consistency of pilaf that the grains should be plump and somewhat firm to resemble peppercorns with no mushiness, and each grain should be separate with no clumping. Another primary source for pilaf dishes comes from the 17th-century Iranian philosopher Molla Sadra.
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" Jennifer Malkowski of DVD Verdict considered the best part of the episode to be during Homer's shopping trip to The Vast Waistband. The website concluded its review by giving the episode a grade of A. DVD Movie Guide's Colin Jacobson enjoyed the episode and called it "one of the series' more cynical episodes", and said that it "pours on the laughs". He continued by saying, "It's amusing to see Homer's pursuit of obesity, and it exploits his idiocy well. It lacks the expected mushiness about the plight of fat folks, though it does make a point about sensitivity in an understated way.
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