Sentence examples for exhaustive menu from inspiring English sources

Sunrise has a typically exhaustive menu, and not everything is wonderful.

In a room at GenLab, Connie and I were presented with an exhaustive menu of just how our chromosomes could be made to match up.

Spa attendants led guests past polished wood Chinese sculptures and into private rooms, where they could wallow in giant bathtubs and choose from an exhaustive menu of rubs and facials.

Choice — preferably an exhaustive menu of it — pretty much defines our status as consumers, and has long been an unquestioned tenet of the capitalist feast, but in fact carte blanche is no way to run a cultural life (or any kind of life, for that matter), and one thing that has nourished the theatrical experience, from the Athens of Aeschylus to the multiplex, is the element of compulsion.

Choice preferably an exhaustive menu of it pretty much defines our status as consumers, and has long been an unquestioned tenet of the capitalist feast, but in fact carte blanche is no way to run a cultural life (or any kind of life, for that matter), and one thing that has nourished the theatrical experience, from the Athens of Aeschylus to the multiplex, is the element of compulsion.

For a supplement of $30 per person for dinner or $20 for lunch (exclusive of wine, liquor and soft drinks), diners can enjoy a three-course dinner from an exhaustive menu that includes various meats, duck and venison.

Instead, players will find themselves required to do quite a bit of reading in the game's exhaustive menus.

Most of what Gordon Ramsay gets up to in his hilarious Kitchen Nightmares is simplifying the exhaustive menus of overzealous young chefs, eager to flaunt their wares.

The reason DSLRs are attractive to their existing audience is that they're tricky, to some extent, so it makes sense to want to keep the manual controls and exhaustive menus in place.

— Julia Moskin Grub Street: The griping among critics about exhaustive, and exhausting, tasting menus is crescendoing.

The menu is so exhaustive it's exhausting.