Sentence examples for faintest taste of from inspiring English sources

There's the faintest taste of orange.

The result is soft and pleasing, with the faint taste of fire.

For me, reading about chemo brain has resurrected that faint taste of metal.

It was smoky, with a faint taste of honey, yet fresh and lively with that gripping texture that I found so intriguing.

I had cut my thumb when the knife slipped in my slimy hands, and drops of blood deglazed the juices, which had a faint taste of Tabasco.

The prisoners sliced the chocolate bar into 700 slivers, giving each man a faint taste of freedom. Louis Silvie Zamperini was in 1917, in Olean, New York, and moved with his family to Torrance, California, in 1920.

The newest one can't believe his luck, until he notices the deathly stillness of the other boarders, and The Landlady's fondness for taxidermy, and the faint taste of almonds in his tea… Aw, dimply eight-year-old Rhoda Penmark.

So flowing was the music that the harpsichord's slightly mechanical color here approached the sound of a synthesizer, with washes of notes touched with a faint taste of metal.

This unassuming restaurant turns out heaping platters of subtle Cantonese food -- tiny succulent shrimp with verdant crunchy pea shoot leaves and Singapore-style chow fun noodles imbued with the faint taste of curry.

My mouth goes cold, and I have the faint taste of bananas on my tongue.

Do you know what that faint taste of metal in the back of your mouth is?