Sacks's wonderfully evocative notion of his first flavor memories and of the emotions ushering him out of this life speaks to the resonance of these early, nurturing experiences.
Look, when a wine is this beautiful, with complexity, wonderful minerality and lingering flavors, so completely evocative of the Mosel, we couldn't resist it, even though it seemed to me more like sp?ese than kabinett.
He's a veterinarian, a man of science, and writes best-selling novels evocative of Michael Crichton and Isaac Asimov, but with a uniquely imaginative flavor of their own.
The smell was remarkably evocative.
Flavour is definitely evocative.
Studies have shown that when a flavor is marketed to consumers as a specific botanical type — evocative of a place or a culture, or complete with some peculiar tale of discovery — people are more likely to enjoy it.
I caught a flavor of Hamsun, Sartre, Genet and Kafka in Stasiuk's scalpel-like but evocative writing.
It's not just flavor that the saffron imparts: those rusty red strands tint the hollandaise-evocative sauce a glorious orange-streaked yellow, rather like one of those Blakean sunbursts, which is how my version of the dish gets its name.
His essay "Shiny Balls of Mud," a brief, evocative masterpiece that originally ran in Tate Magazine in 2002, and is collected in "Distrust that Particular Flavor," from 2012, hints at a possibility.
