Sentence examples for much more sour from inspiring English sources

The darker Ritterguts tasted much more sour, saltier and had more spicy coriander notes.

The sauce is thickened with toasted rice powder and is much more sour than the warm Thai salad dressing.

It was an Anne Sexton poem stuffed into a John Cheever story, with a bad performance by Alexis Bledel that made the whole thing that much more sour: crazy-girl catnip.

In a general sense, while Cisco's year ended in a much more sour way than it began, the returns were not nearly as calamitous as those experienced by other telecommunications equipment providers like Lucent Technologies and Nortel Networks.

As one of last week's commenters (sexedup) pointed out, we've not seen much of poor Peggy Olson these last few weeks – she's been reduced to "not much more than a sour-faced gymslip mom".

But right now, the tizzy in the Bronx is much more fun than the sour free fall in Queens.

But on Thursday and Saturday nights it's rocked by an invasion of diners and chefs with much more than sweet and sour pork on their minds.

It doesn't seem to be in the repertory of many home cooks, however, even though it's absurdly easy to make with not much more than horseradish and sour cream.

Christina Ricci does better than many portraying Allen's trademark neurotic femme fatale, with whom Jason Biggs becomes besotted, but there's not much more joy in this sour, jaded effort.

Moreover, leveraged buyout funds are typically backed by pension funds and endowments, which can be counted on to be much more cautious as the economy sours.

And yet it's her voice, with its narrow message, that makes her sour songs that much more sweet.