Sentence examples for more scrumptious from inspiring English sources

The more scrumptious the food, the more dopamine is produced.

The earthy and the extraordinary: what could be more scrumptious?

Two violinists leaned into each other with hurts-so-good grimaces as they dug into one of Stravinsky's more scrumptious dissonances.

No sauce could be more smothering, or more scrumptious, than a Mexican mole (pronounced mole-LAY), which disguises anything it covers in a glossy, thick, chilli‑chocolate coating.

Mastroianni is so good-looking it almost hurts (and the velvety black-and-white of this beautifully restored version makes him look that much more scrumptious).

Could there be a more scrumptious manifestation of what the classically Brentian mantra "We're all in this together" means than a banker devoting his ermine-clad retirement to purloining speech therapy from autistic children, and robbing frazzled parents of respite care?

He then gleefully returned to dishing up more delicious details about that scrumptious chocolate cake and President Xi's supposedly strong approval of both Trump's dessert and his missile attack.

The Concertante is at least more concise, with a scrumptious tune for its central slow movement, but it never quite suggests real character or definition.

In addition to more than a dozen scrumptious breakfast entrees (from $5 to $14) and custom-made sandwiches ($5 to $8), Michael Pelton, who trained under Jean-Louis Gerin at the restaurant, offers daily special plates ($10).

What's more, all of that scrumptious Valentine's Day chocolate will be bargain-priced by the 15th.

The results, truth be told, are perhaps more interesting than drop-dead scrumptious.