Sentence examples for could be tasted from inspiring English sources

Even Dan Barber's doctrinal doubts, I would insist, could be tasted in the menu he prepared, with Mike Anthony.

The latter, a takeoff on the popular wedge, contained Gorgonzola, bacon, red onion and tomatoes, all tossed with a red wine vinaigrette; the dressing could be tasted in every bite.

An article last Wednesday about a taste test of 10 all-beef hot dogs misstated some of the ingredients that could be tasted in Ball Park Uncured Beef Franks.

Until now, their absence from the national pollution index created an absurd discrepancy between official claims of "blue sky" conditions and the reality of air so putrid and murky it could be tasted.

She and Benito, meanwhile, invested in state-of-the-art equipment, with the goal of sanding down enough of grappa's rough edges so that its fruit could be tasted, its sweetness set free.

Oxidized porous silicon could be tasted at 1 mg/ml by 85% of the panel (p < 0.01), whereas only 58% of the panel could detect porous silica in water at the same concentration and therefore, the level of significance for the latter is only p < 0.2.

There are suggestions that we are born with synesthesia, that curious condition where the senses are intermingled (the connections between them are usually broken as we mature), so children could be tasting food in 3D, Technicolor and Dolby surround sound.

Soon, those travelers could be tasting some local history as well.

The low level of much critical thought before Empson's revolution could be amply tasted at Cambridge, where Empson studied English literature.

Michael Kordahi, a Microsoft employee, reckoned that testing search could be like tasting wine, where you cannot help being influenced by the label, so he created a blind search engine.

This could be a taste of sabotage to come.And what of those nukes?