Sentence examples for captures the flavour from inspiring English sources
The blurb on the back of the book captures the flavour.
At these moments she captures the flavour and explains the shapes of Montaigne's thinking really well.
Notice the way Annie Proulx captures the flavour of Wyoming voices in her book of short stories Close Range.
I was given the Australian instead, which was a bit of a let-down, as nothing quite captures the flavour of a new city like a read of its local paper.
This is a production that captures the flavour of the novels, if not quite their nightmarish essence: Eric MacLennan's monstrous and murderous Swelter, the master cook, is a little too well-behaved to be really gruesome.
Rip off your own heads and hurl them at the enemy!" You'll have guessed I made the last bit up, but it captures the flavour of this wondrously demented rant.
You need a lot of oil to make this sauce as it captures the flavours of the chilli and also helps to preserve it.
Penn, who cowrote the screenplay, evocatively captured the flavour of that song and the hippie counterculture that it celebrated, earning another Academy Award nomination as best director.
When quoting tweets, where the aim is normally to capture the flavour and convey the immediate impact of an event, do not correct the grammar, spelling or style twofold tying A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z.
FEW architectural sites in East Jerusalem, the side of the city that Palestinians see as their future capital, capture the flavour of Palestine's British Mandate more acutely than the Shepherd Hotel.
