Sentence examples for objectionable taste from inspiring English sources

In this method it is necessary to install an activated carbon filter to remove the objectionable taste and odor from the residual chlorine.

Such drinking water standards are generally based on two main criteria (Davis and DeWiest 1966): (1) presence of objectionable taste, odor, and color and; (2) presence of substances with adverse physiological (health-effect) characteristics.

Most of the residents indicate that the hardness and the objectionable taste are on the increase even in the currently serving wells in comparison to the surface water.

The first bai jiu collected from the distillation was strong and had an objectionable taste, but as the process continued, the quality of the bai jiu improved.

This may be a reason for the gradual increase in hardness and objectionable taste in the water of abandoned shallow wells in the endemic areas.

Excessive chlorides give the water an objectionable salty taste.

A second group of highly disliked vegetables consists of cauliflowers and broccoli, characterized by disliked sensations such as bitter taste and objectionable flavour.

The water should be crystal clear, with almost no turbidity, and it should be free of objectionable colour, odour, and taste.

What Muschamp found objectionable about Trump's taste was not the "desire for attention, for the best, the most, the tallest, the most eye-catching" but "his failure to realise these desires creatively in the architectural medium".

But what turns the movie into, depending on your taste, an objectionable tearjerker or an affirmation of the British spirit under pressure, is a speech given by Mrs Henderson in the street outside the theatre to a crowd of servicemen.

Though Ms. Jacoby and Mr. Pronk are tremendously chic and wholly efficient, their dance style strikes me as more superficial than substantial; and, more important, their taste in choreography objectionable.