Sentence examples for Bitter tang from inspiring English sources

The bitter tang of cordite and blood mingles in his mouth.

The vegetable has a bitter tang that offsets the sweet little clams beautifully, and breadcrumbs give texture to the little ears of pasta.

And its bitter tang leaves you with the significant consolation of viewing our own seemingly ever-darkening world with a measure of equanimity.

The coffee-cured hanger steak, also with a nice bitter tang, was served with a creamy carrot purée and a small heap of Swiss chard, corn kernels and green beans.

That's down to a detergent in toothpaste called sodium lauryl sulphate (SLS) interfering with your taste cells, reducing your ability to taste sweetness and adding a bitter tang to the juice's acidity.

Elsewhere, a man recalls his old lover, who worked for a tobacconist: "I would kiss her fingers each time we met, tasting the bitter tang of rosewood and ebony, of greenleave and cherry wood.

We especially love the bitter-sour tang of ruby grapefruit, but clementines, tangelos or blood oranges (when in season) are also lovely.

The series follows the "bitter, slightly unpleasant tang" that accompanies the foursome's hugely improved circumstances, with one character experiencing "millionaire's guilt", another running amok with their new-found fortune and yet another getting "an ear job and nice new pair of chinos".

The crumbled bleu cheese punches the tongue but the tang is tempered by bitter arugula greens.

The orange bitters added warmth to the sharp tang of the kvass, while the kvass Bloody Mary was an earthier but also sweeter take on the classic cocktail.

(Coupled with soda water, Yokoi provides the satisfying heft and tang of a dark English bitter).