Sentence examples for any tang from inspiring English sources

Instead, oysters were eaten in "cocktails," shucked and swathed in red sauce laced with so much horseradish that any tang of the sea was largely conjectural, or taken from a jar, plopped on washable shells and served.

Usually any note of embarrassment, any mild tang of shame, is the result of painful memorial retrieval a self-inflicted attack on the self that sees you scratching away at emotional scabs which had healed into a surface invisibility.

"We do not want any violence," Tang told me.

He wrote eighteen poems on painting alone, more than any other Tang poet.

This ceramic sculpture of a woman sitting astride a camel is sure to catch the eye of any connoisseur of Tang dynasty porcelain.

Among the trace metals, Pb is the most highly toxic trace metal to people through the food chain since it is persistent and does not have any biological value (Tang et al. 2015).

But then the veal kidneys were good, too, the caramelized shallots and Madeira sauce counterbalancing any sharp, potentially unpleasant tang.

The honey mustard, however, lacked any real flavor or tang.

Leaves are fragrant all year round and add tang and depth to any soup or stock.

"They think if they're illegal they shouldn't have any right to do anything," Ms. Tang said.

And in any event, I missed their delicious archaic tang.