Sentence examples for aggressive flavour from inspiring English sources

It has an odd, aggressive flavour and a strangely fleshy quality to it but a fine texture nonetheless.

From the ontological perspective, this set of concerns acquires an even more aggressive flavour: if art should be all about putting forward ideas and making statements, why, one might wonder, do we need the conceptual artwork at all? Can we not merely ask the same questions and make the same statements directly?

Adorned with stripes that suggest big cat sensuality and aggressive flavour, this is more tightly latticed than the OG roll, presumably to avoid a worker accidentally confusing a meaty stick for a plant-based one, or vice-versa.

Very mediocre, but it's not bad... ★★ Waitrose Colston Bassett Blue Stilton, Strength 5 £18.99 per kg, waitrose.com Aggressive in flavour.

Locatelli uses great big raw chunks, but I find the flavour far too aggressive: much better to slice them thinly and soak before use, as Del Conte suggests, so you get the sweetness without the bite.

The raw shallots are too aggressive, but I quite like the red onion – the flavour of the spring onion, however, wins on freshness grounds.

The flavour?

Flavour is.

Finally, flavour.

Flavour of the month?

Negligible flavour.