Sentence examples for dark taste from inspiring English sources

Maple walnut has the smoky, dark taste of natural syrup.

Oh, how welcome that warm dark taste was after all the sharp, cold, bitter beers!

After rising to fame with hits such as "The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore," the group disbanded, and Scott Walker went on to become an archetypal cult artist, an increasingly avant-garde performer known for his sepulchral vocals and equally dark taste in material.

If you want a more dark taste, use more dark chocolate.

"It is important to be able to work with the sensations of the nose and mouth alone, so we spend hours in the dark, tasting.

It's easy to sell to someone with dark tastes, sure, but what's most refreshing about this willfully insane plot is how incredibly Elkin is able to twist the dark with the absurd, and the absurd with a strange sense of emotional depth, somewhere on the register of David Foster Wallace in his ability to transcend via description.

Starbucks offers an eggnog latte that is velvety and rich, the nutmeg-scented sweetness fading at the end of a mouthful to leave the richer, darker taste of coffee.

For those with darker tastes, there are scenes of hope and suffering in the internment camp where bedraggled Nubians await execution.

The dark caramelized taste (some describe this as a burnt taste) will remain, but the syrup may still be used for the cake.

"I'm getting some dark rum taste, which is good," Mr. Berry said, trying Otto's version, "but it also tastes like a Jolly Rancher.

Gringo-style enchiladas de mole ($13) were pleasant but lacked both the spicy bite and intense dark chocolate taste of the real thing.