Sentence examples for bizarre flavour from inspiring English sources
But from then on, dish after dish utilised utterly bizarre flavour combinations with utterly delicious results.
Together with repeated images of crumbling ice cliffs, the aurochs bring the film a bizarre apocalyptic flavour.
Nearly half the stories are set in and around the town of Elk Tooth, with its population of 80 and its three bars filled with beer, smoke and men; and these Elk Tooth tales tend to be shorter, and to have a bizarre, magic-realist flavour.
J: I'm not a person who has bizarre tastes and flavours.
Some "solutions" look bizarre.
Guests are given things to eat that they've never dreamt of, tastes they've never glimpsed before, combinations of flavours so outré and bizarre that the human brain struggles to process them.
This collection's period flavour, accompanied by Lear's own bizarre illustrations, gives it an old-fashioned feel that is belied by the freshness of the poems.
The name comes from the French for female toad: a rare and bizarre, carrot-shaped root with bark-like skin and astonishing sweetness and earthiness of flavour.
The reader gets little flavour of Chechnya's steamy clan politics, or the rebel leadership's often bizarre and batty notions, nor of the murky deals in which all sides are engaged.
This is not a herb-rich dish, but I like the flavour of Henry and Larousse's thyme, and Henry and Lawson's bay (though the latter's dill seems a bizarre choice).
