Sentence examples for its flavour of from inspiring English sources

Cricket seemed less brutal then; it still retained some of its flavour of a summer's game "invented by the English to give themselves some concept of eternity", as an anonymous wit put it.

As romantic in its aesthetic rapture as in its flavour of encircling doom, the story ends with a double coup.

A more complete understanding of the Pattanam site – and its flavour of urbanism – will take a while yet, however.

Britain's call-centre industry was not quick to think this way, but training and skills are now its flavour of the decade.And its best defence.

A highly individual grape, its flavours of wood smoke and white pepper, with touches of apple and citrus, make this full-bodied and satisfying.

The size, shape and thickness of the piece that enters your mouth has a distinct effect on the way you register its flavour, as, of course, do the other ingredients with which you combine it.

However, this would have been to rob the movie of some of its flavour and its hum of strangeness and alienation.

One strain of British cryptics, in fact, owes much of its flavour and its sense of fun-within-rules to the classics class.

Talking to Imogen Holst, co-director of the Aldeburgh Festival, it is easy to understand what gives the festival its special flavour of drama, mixed with a sort of domestic intimacy.

Théophile's verse, with its engaging flavour of spontaneity and sincerity, shows a sensual delight in the natural world.

It loses some of its flavour and colour when dried.