Sentence examples for a taste which is from inspiring English sources

"There is a taste which is common to asparagus, tomatoes, cheese, and meat, but which is not one of the four well-known tastes of sweet, sour, bitter, and salty," he wrote of his curiosity.

After all, that beef has a taste, which is enjoyed now.

Finally, after much laughter and some volunteer help, the class lined up for a taste, which was surprisingly good.

Few mothers (5/60) in rice-lentil and chickpea based RUSF study groups mentioned that the food had a strong taste which is more like a medicine.

This intense candy is an acquired taste, which is a nice way of saying that most people I know who aren't from that part of the world can't stand the stuff.

It has a menthol taste which is supposed to last a month.

A familiar taste, which is yours to guess.

Once removed they have a mild taste which is quite pleasant, and I recommend referring to Larousse for recipes such as pike quenelles and pike au beurre blanc.

Pedia lax chewable tablets come with a watermelon taste, which is appreciated by children.

Darjeeling, though, is an "orthodox" tea, with a more nuanced taste, which is plucked by hand so that growers can better control quality.

El Estudiante Larry songs can be made from psychedelic beats, a classic indie sound or even a Nashville rock taste, which is the case with Mejor Que Yo, the last but not least track on the EP.