Sentence examples for flavour style from inspiring English sources
He grades each cheese on body (firmness), texture (feel) and flavour (style and strength level).
Nor can one identify any shared direction, a flavour, a style or a zeitgeist.
There's no substantive difference in flavour or style between the cider from Wales' 40-odd traditional producers and that made in England, even though unique Welsh apple varieties go into it.
Sorrentino has left his Italian comfort zone for this film, and found an alternative comfort zone of rock music and road-movie tropes, a zone that he tries to give his own flavour and style.
Pea shoots sprinkled with Amaranth add unique flavour and style to the dish and are great to use as micro herbs.
Given that US mild enthusiasts emphasise the broad range of flavours this style can encompass, you can bet their brews will bear little resemblance to our own historic, shy milds.
Open daily 11am-2am Amateur bartenders and cocktail lovers alike flock to Salt, where you can pick a spirit, a flavouring and a style – sangria, Collins or sour, say – and the bartender will mix your custom drink.
To give you a flavour of his style, here's a digested read extract.
He wrote in a rich, slightly archaic, easy-flowing language with a distinct popular flavour, and his style was quite characteristic of the period.
His first review, of a now rarely performed set of variations by the young Chopin, gives a flavour of his style: "Eusebius dropped by one evening, not long ago.
