Sentence examples for a serious taste of from inspiring English sources

"I'm a speed freak and this is a serious taste of speed," he said.

It was the first serious taste of winter, and the fashions had quickly shifted.

He comes across as a serious man of taste and integrity.

The fermented fish provides a nice salty taste along with a serious jolt of "umami"—a meaty, rich savouriness.

From engrossing detective fiction to fantastical young adult novels to a serious analysis of the Supreme Court, there are suggestions here for a wide range of tastes.

Though the menu does feature it on Sundays, the focus is a fairly serious and honest taste of Southern Italy.

If the energizing, giddy-making jolt of an end-of-summer evening is tempered in the young by back-to-school, early-to-bed and a loss of freedom, for the older set it brings a taste of something more serious: the ebbing of light and warmth, of course, ushers in the season of darkness with its hints of the ultimate night.

A serious case of cancer?

This was a serious loss of income.

That is a serious waste of brass.

Is this a serious limitation of GEM?