Sentence examples for a different taste from inspiring English sources

Light cigarettes have a different taste because they are filtered differently and may contain additives, Professor Connolly said.

To adapt George Eliot, "A different taste in quotations places a great strain on the affections".

Cockta is a kind of Coca-Cola, similar to it, but with a different taste.

Sauces, made with Aosta Valley wine, add a different taste, often topping game like wild boar.

Each sip delivers a different taste, from syrupy sweet to spicy cloves.

The idea that women journalists bring a different taste in stories or sensibility isn't true.

But this spring, Augusta may get a different taste of the Masters, and it may not be so sweet.

They are a different taste experience, and for many wine fans they take some getting used to.

The answer was that for many passengers, tomato juice apparently has a different taste in different atmospheric conditions.

In Panama City's district of El Cangrejo, the Arkansas native Jon Hurst offers a different taste of America.

On a trip this month, I got a different taste of this Himalayan nation nestled between India and China.