These are the show's grace notes and its emotional leavening.

He achieved both goals, and a leavening of comedy for his book.

Leavening has a pub, a place of worship, and a primary school.

For both of them, perhaps, neither fact nor faith could stand alone, but each must have some leavening of the other.

And tense as the action is, there also is a leavening of humor.

Living by the leavening can create odd people.

The more bark to flour, the slower the leavening.

They were instead parceled out to Guard and training units as a leavening of experienced personnel.

But both players have sensed a leavening in Ditka's spirit.

Then he struck out at the President, perhaps more harshly than ever before in a public setting, abandoning his usual leavening of humor.

As a matter of fact, the metal looked very much like copper, perhaps with a slight leavening of tin.

Salt rising bread employs a form of bacterial leavening that does not require yeast.

Instead of using chemical leavening, air is suspended in the batter through mixing to give volume to the cake.

The books here were dull chronicles for the most part, with a leavening of books on language, law, and custom.

In modern times, rabbinical authorities permit the use of chemical leavening, such as baking powder.

He was captured by it, and there was a slow leavening of thought, emotion, and feeling.

The leavening was enough for a resoul job, and a specialist restored my memories.

"Anna, I will not send you packing because you have forgotten the leavening in the pancakes.

Ay, the bolting; but you must tarry the leavening.

In baking, buttermilk adds acidity, which affects the leavening in a recipe.

A brownstone mountain, it has long been a towering, spiritual leavening to the frantic pursuit of wealth that goes on outside its doors.

Schools alone can't accomplish such leavening.

"When you get that kind of fanaticism in the prison population without the leavening of rational thought, it's a breeding ground for terrorism."

Even with the comic leavening and breezy production, "Xerxes" is hardly fast-paced.

In cakes, an acid like buttermilk or vinegar may be used to activate baking soda, a common leavening.

And my relatives always observed the day when the people put away the leaven.

Do you not know that a little leaven raises the whole lump?

But the leaven of religious dissent and social unrest was at work in all three countries.

A piece of dough was kept back after using the yeast and this is called leaven.

Maybe we can be the leaven in their dough.

Strange that there should be a leaven of superstition in my nature!

None rejoice more in this leaven than the professional scholars themselves.

The group rests, while Leaven attempts to decipher the numbers.

So the leaven worked silently in the dough; there was no folly.

It might be that there was a leaven of this unrighteousness still remaining.

Seems leaven for a whole wide world of woe.

This leaven was added the next time baking bread was done.

Maybe we're the little leaven that leavens the whole Galaxy."

Reader, let each one who would seem to be righteous take unto himself this leaven.

"No leaven shall be seen with you in all your territory" during Passover, it was written.

And, yes, they are a leaven in this thickening world of ours."

"It's different from anything on Earth, a, a leaven."

It is the leaven in the midst of the world to order the temporal world to God.

It takes away a vital leaven in individual self-awareness.

According to him, Christian missions are like leaven, though, not seen from outside, yet is innately transforming.

The white leaven bread that's proving downstairs as I write this started at breakfast and will go on all day.

There was no leaven of Semitic blood in his withered veins.

Ay, that am I, new converted, but the old leaven sticks to my tongue yet.

On this occasion I found, however, that the old leaven still fermented strongly in my soul.

It also noted "a leaven of humor to lighten her soul study.

That is because everything he did was leavened with his love for her.

True to form, he leavened it with a little humor.

The clothes are mostly in black, leavened with white and red.

Now it was simply trade, sometimes leavened with family ties.

I, for one, need a bit of leavening in my daily bread.

Here it was leavened by the breeze from the sea.

Much of his generally serious talk is leavened with humor.

"But the magazine as a whole is leavened with some serious humor."

In the first place, central banking remains an art only leavened by science.

When this culture is kept in the right conditions, it will continue to grow and provide leavening for many years.

"I think everybody was leavened by the sense of historical moment.

Perhaps most important, he leavens the heavy philosophy with humor.

Those mistakes have been leavened by some careful political decisions.

There were multiple sources of leavening available for early bread.

"So we've tried to enhance the show and leaven it.

Both of these recipes need more baking powder to leaven.

But his voice had risen in pitch, leavened by anxiety.

I wish you would keep a stock of articles like this to leaven your theme issues.

But lately sharp humor has leavened her view of what people do to others or to themselves.

Dawn's tragedies come one after another, and they are leavened by her wonderful family.

Yet it's leavened by such common sense and humor.

But his anger toward them was leavened with understanding.

But there was always a sense of humor that leavened even his worst moments.

"It is important, I have found, to leaven one's life."

It seemed a long speech, but it was leavened by the music.