Sentence examples for is savored from inspiring English sources
noun
The specific taste or smell of something
Everymoment is savored, every simple action a meaningful experience.
Time is savored, measured, warped, dissected, swung, knocked around and transfigured onstage at the Vision Festival.
It is savored in private, without public display, but it is also a reaction to the public sphere.
After the frenzy of the day -- juggling office politics and soccer practice and nutritious meals -- the moment to simply stop and inhale is savored.
It is savored by connoisseurs of a forgotten New York and a generation of young Brooklynites with a consciously defiant preference for urban grit — water towers, latticework bridges, faded wall advertisements — over more manicured scenery.
Like other forms of human affection, cooking delivers its truest and most enduring gifts when it is savored in intimacy — prepared not by a chef but by a cook and with love.
And Ms. LaVette is savoring what was long denied her.
But Jones is savoring every moment.
Mr. Leydon is savoring his victory.
Ann Harada is savoring her curly fries.
Day Four: Our theme is "Savoring the Clinton Legacy".
