Sentence examples for of aftertaste from inspiring English sources

The judges agreed that the flavor of this dish was unsurpassed by other restaurants in the Festival, mostly because of its perfect amount of aftertaste: sweet, but not too sweet.

Time intensity curves showed the gels having an inhomogeneous distribution of quinine had greater bitterness intensity throughout mastication, however no differences in bitterness intensity were observed between any gel designs in the latter stages of aftertaste measurements.

Try not to eat too much of it unless you like that sort of aftertaste.

There were no effects on the aroma of milk, on aftertaste, or overall liking of the milk.

Brushing my teeth, the strong mint freeing my mouth from that disgusting mix of aftertastes, was a glorious moment.

It is to rid myself of the aftertaste of winter baseball news — the bitter flavor of money, litigation, and failed imagination.

You are exactly the same person who went in, not in the slightest emotionally or psychologically rearranged; conscious only of the faint aftertaste of pleasure.

The bigger crickets were less of a hit, though, having "a bit of an aftertaste".

Many events of this kind in Bosnia leave the same kind of curdled aftertaste.

"He loved everything that was sensuous: the smell of an orange or a girl's armpit; the whiff of tobacco and the aftertaste of wine; the twanging rhythms of a street dance," he writes.

The loss to the Sixers left Coach Byron Scott with a bit of sour aftertaste.