Sentence examples for its bitterness from inspiring English sources

When shaving off the lemon peel, be sure to avoid the white pith: it spreads its bitterness wherever it goes.

"Definitely, it reduces its bitterness," Mr. Yu said.

He slept on a bed of brushwood and dangled a gallbladder from the ceiling, licking it to taste its bitterness every day.

With an anti-war camp led by France and Germany and a pro-war camp led by Britain and backed by Spain, Italy and Poland, the EU's hopes of a "common" foreign policy looked forlorn.The Iraq dispute was disturbing not just because of its bitterness, but also because it revealed that the EU was split between two competing visions.

The trick is to first blanch it in plenty of salty water to tame its bitterness and coax out its sweet side.

Let it sit for 15 minutes to remove some of its bitterness, strain, and then spin in a salad spinner until dry.

Trump's Inaugural Address was remarkable for its caustic bitterness, its metallic taste.

Kemp ranks among the figures most synonymous with that era of Seattle sports, and he shares the fan base's optimism, its dwindling bitterness, its fear.

Made from botanicals and quinine, which gives it its distinctive bitterness, it can transform even the most mundane fruit juice into something sophisticated, especially if you use a less sugary brand like Q or Fever-Tree.

Every time I sit down to write about a particular vegetable, I am convinced, like a fickle suitor, that this or that one is my favourite - its crunch, its sweetness or bitterness, its own special texture-flavour-colour thing, is always so beguiling that, in the moment, it eclipses all others.

Escarole is at its best when it is wilted just enough to tame its faint bitterness and yet retains a resilient bite, which makes it perfect for sautéing.