Sentence examples for apparent taste from inspiring English sources
If anything, Bullock's apparent taste for "difficult men" has only added to her appeal as one of a new breed of tough queens of Hollywood.
Yet, while there can be no denying The Hold Steady's debt to machismo-laced Americana, little has been said of their apparent taste for the late-Eighties college punk of Dinosaur Jr, Mudhoney and The Replacements.
Two of Morrissey's most passionate dislikes came together in one perfect storm on Thursday, as he hit out at the Duchess of Cambridge over her apparent taste for foie gras.
You don't need to dilute the alcohol in spring water (some may find distilled water has apparent taste by its lack of minerals, and hard water is healthier) if aging in a stainless steel drum, but if you do dilute it, make sure it is strong enough in the end to have alcohol in excess of the proof you want to achieve so you have room to flavor it at the end (i.e. try to calculate the angel share).
Smokers' report of choosing their preferred brand because someone gave it to them as a gift may underestimate the real prevalence, due to recall bias and to competing more apparent preference factors, such as taste and quality.
"YOU'RE a gourmand," Mindy told me, not a judgment of my culinary tastes but of my apparent predilection for food-redolent scents as opposed to, say, florals or woods.
I'm not quite sure why this is the case – thanks to Delia I now make my own bread every week, and I'm sure the benefits of my own sauce will be as apparent to taste.
The apparent umami taste attributed to IMP alone in vivo may actually results from the interaction of IMP with a small concentration of glutamate present in saliva [25].
These characteristics are especially apparent when tasting the wines side by side with the 2009 vintage.
They use the freshest mozzarella, and the difference is apparent when you taste the creaminess, unlike the rubbery sensation of so many pizzas.
The skins have no apparent effect on taste, and give a big boost in nutrients.
