Sentence examples for had tasted too much from inspiring English sources
No further explanations were required by a viewing public which mostly assumed that Lynch had tasted too much of the rainbow.
Worse, the anchovies, capers, and olives — each salty on their own — had combined to make something that tasted too much like the sea.
Caponata lacked richness and depth (one guest thought it tasted too much of canned tomatoes), and fried calamari, first marinated in buttermilk, could have been crispier.
In the context of a dinner party, I think they were way better than the ravioli would have been; those would probably have wound up tasting too much like potato-onion pierogi, and that could have engendered a desire for second helpings, and everyone's appetite for the main course might have flown out the window.
It tastes too much like wine,' Mr. Boulard said.
There's nothing much wrong with this, though if I were to have one small quibble, it's that the batter is so greasy that it dominates whatever it coats, so that just as too much Bisto on your Sunday lunch makes the whole thing taste of gravy, so this plate tastes too much of batter.
Add a teaspoon of sugar to this mixture if it tastes too much like vinegar.
Herr has tasted athletic discrimination, too.
She, too, has tasted failure.
Using vinegar is a nice alternative if other fruit juices are distorting the taste too much.
