Sentence examples for funny taste from inspiring English sources

It was nice, and we were grateful, but it left a funny taste.

At the time I thought it was horrid sweet stuff, with a funny taste and smell.

Funny taste, though…" Luckily, according to the cuneiform tablets discovered at Ebla, the Sumerians had a royally appointed olive oil fraud brigade.

But Holmes rejected the criticism, claiming that the "funny taste" Watson referred to was "nothing more sinister than parsley, you idiot".

But many of those eager journalists who began the evening feeling giddy filed out with a funny taste in the mouth.Read more: Bulletins from the future: A special report on the news industry.

They are fresh, sweet and definitely "dry" -- meaning they are not soaked, as many scallops are, in a chemical solution that lengthens their shelf life and gives them a funny taste.

It looked like an upside down astronaut's helmet and made granular, flavour-neutral ice cream that would be celebrated as artisanal today, but which, in 1985, I judged "funny tasting", and after one spoonful refused to eat any more.

And then there was another arbitrary and repellent exercise of power: an editor commanded an underling to hold out her hand, then spat a "funny tasting" chicken salad into her palm.

"Can I get some goat cheese in this?" asked one drinker, who then ventured on to a fig nog (like eggnog, but seedier; $15) and a Maizy Daisy, a mix of corn-infused tequila, Curaçao and syrup of chicha (funny, tastes just like a margarita; $19).

That's just a funny tasting milkshake.

If the dish looks funny but tastes fine, the solution is easy: rename it.