Sentence examples for heightened taste from inspiring English sources

Supertasters report heightened taste intensity experience compared to nontasters and therefore show greater intensity-based modulation in swallowing pressures.

One of the hottest eating spots -- and a sure conversation opener -- is the BLINDEKUH (421-5050, $60), which means Blind Cow in English; dining is in total darkness to heighten taste, smell and touch.

Copa América is taking place in the United States but that may have only heightened your taste for international football.

That's because the olive oil helps to settle and balance the digestion, and the acidity of the vinegar can refresh the taste buds and heighten the taste of dessert and wine," Gargano explained.

Salt and sugar and savory spice should heighten the taste of the dressing's component parts.

Tender, not crispy, with a light dressing that only heightens the taste of the chicken itself.

Cardwell had uncomfortably heightened senses of taste, smell and hearing when she was on steroids after surgery, but lost her sense of self: "I would look through catalogues of clothes and home furnishings, and I had no idea what I liked.

Has your sense of taste heightened since you no longer have your sight?" Sighted people are fascinated by my methodology in the kitchen.

Understand that during high stress periods our five senses are heightened (sight, sound, taste, touch, & smell).

It heightened my sense of taste, probably.

It's like a roast on ecstasy; every taste is heightened.