Sentence examples similar to diminished flavor from inspiring English sources

Mostly they use bourbon producers' old casks (and sometimes casks from sherry producers), which, once they get to Scotland, have diminished flavor-enhancing and palate-smoothing abilities.

Industrial farming and selection for yield, appearance, and transportability diminished the flavor, phytochemical richness, and nutritive value of fruits and vegetables for humans.

The machine whips air into the mixture and diminishes its flavor.

Try pairing wines with unusual ingredients and note the how it enhances or diminishes the flavors of the wine.

Such incidents fuel charges that Clear Channel's methods have diminished the personable, local flavor of radio.

This will also diminish their subtle flavor.

The chill narrows the bandwidth of flavors, diminishing complexity, compressing expression.

Pruning helps to keep the plants fuller and prevents them from going to seed, which diminishes the leaf flavors.

To make the original study more manageable, several simplifications were carried out, and these simplifications likely diminished the ability to discriminate different flavors of disorder.

("I have not found the flavor of orange / juice diminished or increased by this or that approach to Heidegger or Harmonium," he wrote in "The Snow Poems," from 1977).

It will have maximum flavor at this time of day; the heat of the afternoon will diminish the parsley's flavor.