Sentence examples for better taste of from inspiring English sources

"Some people say that all this caving is just for a better taste of tea".

Some parents contend that a public school provides a better taste of real life.

Appetizers from the main menu are perhaps a better bet and certainly a better taste of what Mr. Humm's cooking is like.

Friedrich has become the supreme icon of the German romantic visionary, the artist as mountain climber, throwing away his oxygen to get a better taste of the sublime, in love with the void, an image of German history.

Below the news zone is a clear and ordered collection of links and trails to the different Guardian Unlimited sites, and a richer mix of text, pictures and video gives a better taste of the content that lies one click away.

To get a better taste of her work, visit her website here and her RCA profile here. .

While the Xbox One doesn't replace the traditional cable model — or even the box — it does offer what is, so far, one of the better tastes of a new kind of television experience, combining cable, on-demand video content, gaming, video chat, and other apps with an attractive interface powered by speech and gestures.

"Actually, they are combing them clean to get a better taste, sort of like cleansing the palate," he explained.

Q Tonic, an American start-up, uses agave syrup as a sweetener, making it a crisper and drier tonic that allows one to better taste the subtleties of the gin, according to the company's founder, Jordan Silbert.

A few quick stories about my Mom and/or Dad thatʼll help you better "taste" this headline tale of mine..

Use of traditional bai jiu was common and was motivated by the perceptions of better taste, higher quality, lower cost, and the belief that traditional spirits were somehow better than commercial products.