Sentence examples for having savored from inspiring English sources

It will leave you stunned and sated, having savored an intimate and sumptuous epic of elation and defeat, jealousy and tenderness, life and death, grain and fish.

Perhaps, like our fore-fathers, having savored the apple fully, we can embark upon the series of small practical steps that tames a wilderness and makes it habitable.

Yet an entire younger generation of wine lovers, say those 40-ish and younger, may grow old never having savored a great Musigny or a classic Château Latour, unless they are extremely wealthy or very lucky.

Having savored the lamentations of the women, Genghis Khan "embraced ethnic diversity," decreed religious freedom and drew into his service "the most talented and useful individuals of all his conquered populations".

In South Dakota on a Lakota reservation a man admits to having savored in his adolescence the prospect of torturing women; he believes that his community cultivates this kind of terrorism.

He specializes in the affable but unreachable, and his performance as Andreotti is so richly and preposterously enjoyable that you almost feel guilty, at the end, for having savored it to the full, as if you'd spooned too much hare sauce onto your pappardelle.

I have savored every sip.

He probably would have savored this family-friendly extravaganza.

Rumsfeld might have savored the fight; Gates let Pace go.

Nicklaus would have savored an opportunity to extend the tournament.

Edith Wharton would have savored this drama of manners.