Sentence examples for hidden sweetness from inspiring English sources

There's hidden sweetness in the stomach's emptiness.

The last thing he would have said about his work is that it was filled with a hidden sweetness, and yet it's there beneath the toughness and the frankness — a steady pulse of sympathy and lively affection.

I'll say just one thing about it: It is rustic and a bit harsh, with hidden sweetness.

Chestnut soup is even better, topped with generous slices of black truffle and hiding the sweetness of Armagnac prunes.

Mr Eastwood's camera bores straight into his characters' souls, discovering the sweetness hidden inside his monstrous protagonist.

Now my Catalan is pretty ropey, but I think the gist was that even though the thistle flower isn't the prettiest, has no aroma and has prickly thorns, if you bother to look at it properly, you'll find sweetness hidden inside.

Quick cooking leaves the onion in its acrid-tasting state and does not bring out the sweetness hidden within the onion.

Of course, it's another truism in the trade that "sweetness hides a wealth of sins," meaning that wines without much character of their own can be made at least palatable if you keep 'em sweet.

My sweet, sweet, sweetness.

The sweetness of the film -- well hidden by its grab-you-in-the-balls publicity -- is demonstrated when a timid blonde who is on a first date says, "Did you open the car door for me".

In contrast, nature, prodigal and thoughtless, takes no heed of visibility: William Wordsworth celebrates the flowers that "waste their sweetness on the desert air" and the treasures lying hidden in "the dark unfathomed caves of ocean".