Sentence examples for flavour seems from inspiring English sources

This beer designed to minimise flavour seems like a relic from another era.

I don't do marinades; the idea of buying good meat, then masking its natural flavour, seems silly to me.

Gourmet, however, uses chinese cabbage instead, which I'm not keen on: it may be crunchier, but the slightly sulphurous flavour seems all wrong.

You can make this in advance as it will happily keep in the fridge for two or three days; if anything, the flavour seems to improve with a little time.

Like Rowley Leigh, I find it better chilled than warm from the oven, but I can't help feeling slightly disappointed by the flavour: the pure sharpness of the lemon flavour seems muddied and muted by the cream.

It is not clear at this stage whether the project will take a live-action or animated format, though some sort of stop-motion flavour seems a good bet.

When I soberly return, I find it renamed Baiwei, meaning "100 flavours" (in Sichuan cuisine "100 dishes have 100 different flavours"; seems Maoist humour doesn't quite translate to WC2).

Flavours seem quite separate and the gin has more body than a London dry.

After making, and photographing, six moussakas, I agree: and I'd add that, as with many aubergine dishes, the flavours seem more intense when it isn't piping hot.

The bicarbonate of soda, without much accompanying acid, does little in the way of raising, but it does supply a distinctive, if subtle, bitter flavour which seems to make all the difference to the taste of the biscuit.

The leaves have a great flavour and it seems a shame to just throw them in the bin.