| The water paint is confected by adding pigment, fillers and various accessory ingredients into synthetic resin emulsion. |
| Until I tasted the 2000 vintage of this Languedoc Chardonnay, I was not very keen on the confected style of this heavily promoted southern white. |
| This is a different Britain than the one confected for campaigns: post-growth, post-democracy. |
| And of course, you will eventually get to taste the dishes that you have confected, with a glass of the exquisite wine of Santorini. |
| Dyke's disgust doesn't feel confected, and he offers another anecdote with glum dismay. |
| More ephemeral is Bertrand Lamarche's Tore, a swirling galaxy of reflected light confected with the most modest of means. |
