Sentence examples for lost tastes from inspiring English sources

Better is not the issue; this is about lost tastes.

Four patients suffered fewer involuntary movements while receiving GDNF; three reported a return of lost taste and smell, which the researchers can't yet explain.

Her perspectives are direct and clear, experiencing the lost taste of beef, the texture of oil and the smell of an onion browning in the pan.

But hipsters are somewhat unique in the nomadic way they roam the past in search of things that are "authentic" -- acquiring, and perhaps just as quickly losing, tastes for things like Pabst Blue Ribbon, small-batch whiskies, and heritage brands.

For people worried about losing taste along with calories, Clegg suggests shopping with an eye toward fruits and vegetables in season and at their peak in terms of juiciness and flavor.

If she waits a month, then the peanut butter might lose taste or nutritional value, or somehow "go bad".

"So it's not a necessary result of mammals going back to the sea to lose taste receptors," Beauchamp says.

Change in temperature could result to your product's losing taste and quality.

He told the HuffPost that "no other bird is known to have lost three tastes.

The sequence characteristics and evolutionary analyses of taste receptor genes suggested that nearly all cetaceans may have lost all taste modalities except for that of salt.

He soon lost his taste for food.