Sentence examples for never sweet from inspiring English sources

The best dishes support the tropical (but thankfully never sweet) cocktails and impressive list of aged rums and cachaças.

Until now, mini-pineapples were strictly decorative, never sweet enough to be edible.

Readers who first met Ms. Quindlen in the 1980's in her columns in The New York Times know she is kind but never sweet.

Or will they close their eyes and sway to "Michael, Row the Boat Ashore," forgetting the part of folk singing that was never sweet for its own sake?

But Mr. Ross won't let him, or her, be happy, undermining the good times with a heavy heap of revealing wisdom: I could tell you what a dope boy feels like I could tell you that he never sleeps He may smile but it's never sweet Swisher burning at his fingertips Tears on the inside but they never drip.

Western tragedy celebrates life, and the tragic hero clings to it: to him, it is never "sweet to die" for his country or for anything else, and the fascination for Western audiences is to follow the hero as it were, "from the inside"—as he struggles to assert himself and his values against whatever would deny them.

Life is never sweeter than when we peel an orange together, or when he grabs my hand and points to the couch.

He can't bear to think of him in a wildlife sanctuary, "locked away and isolated and never sweet-talked to again".

Surely, none of these suckers had ever made me feel insecure about the new pimple-things that were appearing on my face, and they certainly had never sweet-talked me.

People think first love is sweet, and never sweeter than when that first bond snaps.

The result, as ever with Mr. Marras, was charming but never sticky sweet.