Sentence examples for original zest from inspiring English sources

Numerous references to television shows (yes, Jerry Springer included) don't exactly add original zest to the dialogue.

"The reality is that we are in a new atmosphere today, and due to natural and unnatural reasons, the original zest and enthusiasm has faded," he wrote.

If ever there was an example of a pun being chewed and chewed until it has lost all its original zest, like an hour-old stick of Juicy Fruit, then Mary, Queen of Charity Shops: Revisited was it.

Two new books about him may send readers back to the original novels with renewed zest.

I remembered that the original recipe used lemon zest, and to that I added cardamom, both the ground seeds, for their intensity, and the pods, which add a delicate citrus perfume that's absent from the powder.

It's a lighter, 10% abv version of its standard sauvignon blanc that has practically all the flavour and zest of the original, and is part of an industry-wide initiative to meet the increased demand for lower-alcohol wines.

Onstage, its phenomenal Australian star, Hugh Jackman, is an ur-Peter Allen, better looking, a better dancer, with more charisma, who replicates Allen's shimmying body language with a more forceful zest than the original ever exhibited.

Trevor Nunn's version of "Oklahoma!" preserves the crowd-pleasing commercial zest of the original; but on the evening I saw the show only a handful of audience members stood to applaud the hardworking cast, confirming my suspicion that the open-air spirit of the evening had been slowly leached away.

This version is palely faithful to the original without any of its seditious zest.

Of course, no one will judge if you choose her original vanilla bean with the orange zest either.

Successful novels generate imitators that swoon in their wake like groupies, copying style and subject matter, but rarely capturing the zest or freshness of the original.