Sentence examples for highly sweet from inspiring English sources
High Fructose Corn Syrup (HFCS), a highly sweet by-product of waste corn, was also incredibly cheap.
The aim of the study was to evaluate changes in late-luteal appetite for highly sweet (HS) and highly salty and fatty (HSF) foods in women with premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD).
Participants were shown pictures of 15 highly sweet (HS) and 15 highly salty and fatty (HSF) foods, desire to eat each food was rated on an eleven-point Likert scale (0, "none at all"; 10, "extreme desire"), and sweet-food craving was rated using the food craving-state questionnaire.
Ancient Romans boiled soured wine to produce a highly sweet syrup called sapa.
Given our "highly sweet environment", these findings may have implications in terms of public health policies, as altered motivation for natural rewards is a hallmark of several neuropsychiatric disorders whose incidence has escalated, as has sugar intake.
Violets, which are a sweet and highly perfumed flower mingle with black tea at La Fromagerie.
Winter Ice wine festival Ice wine is a highly prized, sweet dessert wine made from grapes picked while frozen on the vine – and a speciality of vintners in both of Canada's main wine-growing areas, Ontario and British Columbia.
Another sorely missed friend, Ian Hamilton, makes a startling appearance in Ian McEwan's highly entertaining Sweet Tooth (Jonathan Cape), as forceful and as cool in the book as he was in real life, and in the same Soho pub, too.
In winemaking the term "noble rot" is used to describe how white grapes are allowed to rot on the vine as part of the process of making the highly prized sweet white wines of Sauternes.
Moreover, the output of Venezuelan crude oil consisted of an increasingly high proportion of viscous petroleum, which was more costly to refine than the highly coveted sweet light crude.
The highly anticipated "Sweet Smell of Success," a musical adaptation of the film noir cult favorite with a score by Marvin Hamlisch and a book by John Guare, exudes the apologetic air of a milquetoast who is embarrassed at having to talk tough.
