Sentence examples for is flavour from inspiring English sources
noun
The quality produced by the sensation of taste or, especially, of taste and smell in combined effect.
- The flavour of this apple pie is delicious.
At the same time, though, fat is flavour.
Raising capital is not hard; the Mexican bolsa is flavour of the month with foreign investors.
India is flavour of the month for some; but tastes change.
Vicky Bhogal's latest book is Flavour: A World Of Beautiful Food (Hodder & Stoughton, £20).
And there's a thrusting new super-villain in town called Vector, voiced by Jason Segel, who is flavour of the month with the venture-capital community.
This approach can be applied to whatever technology is flavour of the month: Apple has already shifted from PCs to mobile devices.The animating idea of Amazon (founded in 1994) is to make it easy for people to buy stuff.
Instead, it is flavoured with cardamom.
Every debate about monetary policy is flavoured by the scars of the 1920s hyperinflation.
Now he's flavour of the month.
Ice-cream and sorbet tones are flavour of the month.
It won't be perfect, but there'll be flavour.
