Sentence examples for a taste of anything from inspiring English sources

"I was in his shop in Paris," she recalled, "and he offered me a taste of anything, and I put my nose in the air and said, 'Of course, I only eat dark.' And he said: 'Really?

We're going to give the fans a little taste of anything.

What is the point of a chicken, particularly an organic one, that doesn't taste of anything?

The taste of anything is a complex combination of what your nose smells – which is one reason different wines are served in different glasses, if you're fancy – and what your mouth feels.

The rest is mostly rusk, which gives texture and holds water, with a bit of sugar for browning the outside and a lot of salt to make it taste of anything.

When he returned from hospital, he remembers eating risotto and having "a little glass of red wine" and thinking, "This doesn't taste of anything".

I definitely wouldn't eat anything with truffle in it outside the truffle season and I probably wouldn't choose a dish with zucchini out of season because I know that it wouldn't taste of anything.

It doesn't really taste of anything.