Sentence examples for myriad flavours from inspiring English sources
The authors suggest that e-cigarettes, with their myriad flavours, could potentially help to tackle cravings for certain foods.
As Guy Watson says, "Now we've tasted truly fresh salads with myriad colours, flavours and textures, there's no going back".
Increased enzymatic activity in the meat breaks hitherto neutral molecules into myriad new flavours, which are intensified by the meat's moisture loss.
I was blown away by a 1988 cask of Berrys' Invergordon Single Grain Whisky (46% abv) in which I could find a myriad complex flavours from light muscovado sugar to mace.
The city of Palermo offers myriad styles and flavours, from exotic Arabic cupolas and exuberant baroque facades to archaic crumbling palazzi.
You can just crack on with it, if that's your flavour; or, you can tinker with a myriad of mechanical variations within each set of wheels, personalising the experience to suit your own racing style.
Half a century after its completion, those florid vulgarities, those modernist pretensions, seem no more than incidental to its unique flavour, which lingers in the mind long after its labyrinthine plots (for they are myriad, and muddling) have been forgotten.
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