Sentence examples similar to native flavour from inspiring English sources

Many people enjoy them and give them a native flavour e.g., in steps or posture.

A sub-plot about the mystical union of a boy and his Maori nurse adds breadth to the novel, introducing a flavour of New Zealand's native culture.

When Laurie Lee asked us to "behold the apples' rounded worlds: juice green of July rain" in his poem, Apples, he was alluding to the soft summer rain that teases out that sharply sweet flavour so typical of native British apples.

He retained his native Cornish accent, which added a special flavour to the poetry readings he gave all over the world; at an Edinburgh Festival he shared the bill with WH Auden and Stevie Smith.

That said, it would seem a crime to do anything to our delicate native oyster before savouring its subtly lovely flavour – even a squeeze of lemon feels like sacrilege.

Born in Arequipa in southern Peru in 1936, Mr Vargas Llosa's early works are rich with the flavours and injustices of his native country.

The coffee which is native to the Gulf is bitter and sometimes flavoured with cardamom or other spices.

Many of the early producers focused on using native concord grapes, which resulted in a sugar-sweet flavour more fit for jam than fine wines.

Whether he was a native of the city is uncertain; his Greek prose, however, does have an Oriental flavour characteristic of that part of the Hellenistic world.

To get the full flavour of this awesome outdoor pool, I join professional diver and Barcelona native José Marillo for a tour of the place he calls his "office".

Native to the Mediterranean areas and the Middle East, celery was used as a flavouring by the ancient Greeks and Romans and as a medicine by the ancient Chinese.