Sentence examples for Subtler taste of from inspiring English sources

The areas where editorial opinions seem to merge and where they appear to clash, from one country to another, offer a subtler taste of the Arab street than Western news audiences typically have access to.

"You get that subtle taste of the sea – it's not salty, but it's there".

It has a similar texture, too, but with the subtle taste of anise.

Both were solid versions of the classic dishes, though the side of whipped carrots and turnips that came with the sausages had a subtle taste of nutmeg that hinted at creative possibilities.

In June, Infinite Monkey Theorem, a hip winery in Denver, began selling its black muscat, a slightly effervescent wine with a subtle taste of litchi, in a small black can emblazoned with its monkey logo.

"It is a clear attempt to manipulate the mood of society - and just one of many instances of the increasing militarisation of society under Putin". The announcement of these training classes unleashed a subtle taste of neo-authoritarianism in Putin's new-look Russia.

People are buying books because a book engages nearly all of their senses, from the smell of the paper and glue to the sight of the cover design and weight of the pages read, the sound of those sheets turning, and even the subtle taste of the ink on your fingertips.

"This chef Marc Veyrat is something!" I still remember the subtle taste of that fish.

Cheeses with particularly strong personalities would dominate the subtle taste of a simply prepared fish.

The cake was delicate and flavorful and had just a subtle taste of booze.

The subtle taste of the lovable squash does not stand out enough for manufacturers who opt to create their own flavors.