Sentence examples for distinctive taste in from inspiring English sources

Some people who reject almonds are shy of the pungent flavour that characterises marzipan and amaretti biscuits, but that distinctive taste in fact comes from an extract of bitter almonds, which are toxic.

When I expect a beer to taste a certain way, I am waiting for an actual event a case of that distinctive taste in my mouth to occur.

As part of her hour-long special from the FLDS Yearning for Zion ranch, Oprah talked to a group of teenage girls about their lives and asked them about their distinctive taste in clothing.

She was recently hand-picked by Vogue magazine to be a founding member of the Vogue 100, an organization "of influential decision makers and opinion leaders known for their distinctive taste in fashion and culture, [and who] personify the rising influence of women over the past several decades".

Gaston Acurio, a lauded celebrity chef and potential contender in 2016's presidential election, is among several cooks harnessing the potatoes' distinctive tastes in the capital's swanky restaurants.

It's sort of a perverse use of metaphor, one calculated to leave a distinctive taste or distaste in the mouth of the person reacting to it, sort of something between metaphor and petit four.

They were, with rare exception, men of iron will and utterly distinctive taste: you were never in any doubt as to who was conducting.

Sprinkle some saffron in to give it a distinctive taste.

This distinctive taste profile may explain why Pinot Grigio is so popular in America right now.

Luckily, HQV shares the same distinctive taste with these HDTV fans and has created a disc in both Blu-Ray and HD DVD format for calibrating a new HDTV.

Red onions go great for this recipe; with their distinctive taste and deep red color, they actually turn pink after a couple days in the refrigerator.