Sentence examples for a very different flavour from inspiring English sources

This gives it a very different flavour.

Miranda will bring a very different flavour to it.

I really like what they do in Manchester; it's a very different flavour from London theatre.

This gives her work a very different flavour from many of those who seem to working under her influence.

On the surface, these could just as easily be a child's whimsy, but genuine hallucinations have a very different flavour.

A Hackney Empire panto has a very different flavour from one at Theatre Royal Stratford East, even though the two theatres are only a few miles apart.

For others, though, different strains have very different flavours.

Redbank's more sheltered site will offer very different flavours to the dry rocky hillside at Alex Paddocks.

This bumper edition of Compact Disco – in aid of Cancer Research UK – is set to span both dancefloor spaces at Cosmic Ballroom, offering two very different flavours.

Taste the best cool-climate whites and reds from the Eden Valley, Coonawarra, Tumbarumba, Geelong, Canberra, the Yarra Valley, Pemberton and the Mornington Peninsula and you'll find a very different set of aromas and flavours.

But alongside that humour, often stereotyped, often cruel, Cervantes gives us the flavour of a very different, more subtle sort of comedy: a good-natured country squire invites Don Quixote to his home, where he lives with his poet son.