Sentence examples for less pungent from inspiring English sources

But domestic, diminished and self-knowing doesn't mean less pungent.

It would have been less pungent if I had been a man".

Less pungent than true lime, it is better adapted to growing conditions in the United States.

They are less pungent than Roquefort because they are made with cow's milk, not sheep's milk.

(As the pods swell, they get less pungent, but they also get tough and dry).

In Thailand the garlic is less pungent and the cloves much smaller.

With Rob Drummond's Bullet Catch at the Traverse offering a teasing and ultimately moving consideration on performance as an act of self-annihilation, this memorable piece of Jerzy Grotowski-influenced Polish dance-theatre offers another, no-less-pungent take on the urge to self-destruct and the survival instinct pulling us back from the brink.

What all of these "oreganos" share is carvacrol, an essential oil that gives them, more or less, the pungent taste we associate with oregano.

Though the basic ingredients are similar — lemongrass, garlic, ginger, fish sauce — Khmer cooking is subtler and lighter, employing less chili, pungent herbs and coconut milk.

Roanoke explained that the revised Stand 'n Seal formula left it with a "somewhat less chemically pungent" smell, and that, as a result, "some customers tend to use the material in poorly ventilated or enclosed spaces".

Similar to true cinnamon, cassia bark has a more pungent, less delicate flavour and is thicker than cinnamon bark.