Sentence examples for a taste to a from inspiring English sources

This is like an Afghan quesadilla," she called out on a sunny afternoon, sweeping some tangy eggplant dip onto a spinach-filled piece of Afghan bolani bread and offering a taste to a customer.

"It has a taste to it or a smell to it that is eerily Guatemalan".

For those with a taste to delve deeper, a Zurich-based journalist, Hannes Grassegger, suggests a couple of blogs: Awesome Tapes from Africa and and Voodoo Funk.

Feeling very, very pleased with myself, I dipped in a spoon for a taste to correct the seasoning.

Will I want to give a new look and taste to a stew?

Mushrooms appear again and give an intensely deep, rich taste to a perfectly cooked pasta dish.

First appearing in the late 1980s and early '90s, steampunk has picked up momentum in recent months, making a transition from what used to be mainly a literary taste to a Web-propagated way of life.

To say that a judgment of taste makes a claim to correctness might seem merely to shift from the problematic "ought" that is involved in a judgment of taste to a problematic "correctness" or "betterness".

Pomegranate can add a unique and tangy taste to a variety of smoothies, alcoholic beverages, and juices.

At yet another, he is forced at a tasting to declare that a foul Lebanese wine is delicious because it was made by a Druse warlord.

A dreadful April turned them away from the top half, leaving a sour taste to what seemed a palatable campaign.