Sentence examples for particular flavour from inspiring English sources

There are so many varieties, each with a season and a particular flavour.

The conflict in Sri Lanka gives the global revival of Islam a particular flavour.

This mingled sense of horror, shame and expiation is part of what gives Berlin its particular flavour.

It is obviously too crude to draw a straight  line between towering wilderness, rugged individualism and the particular flavour of conservatism in the south-western United States.

It doesn't seem to occur to anyone that this particular flavour of contempt for the suburbs is one of the most conventional attitudes anyone could adopt.

The significance of the Uefa Youth League and its particular flavour is not lost on Andries Jonker, the head of Arsenal's academy.

I can't tell you what that famous mixture of 11 secret herbs and spices actually tastes of, because I couldn't distinguish any particular flavours amid the assault.

Despite finding strong and consistent preferences for particular flavours amongst the marmosets, we found that adding these to the pellets did not significantly increase consumption.

Aficionados of the latter develop a practical knowledge of the complicated series of chemical reactions that produce the melt-in-your-mouth texture, the crusty exterior, or bark, and the particular flavours of barbecue.

Similarly, one of his best Royal Court plays, Three Men for Colverton (1966), with a great cast including Jack Shepherd, Sylvia Coleridge, Malcolm Tierney and Julian Curry, was an oddball, richly enjoyable small-town epic that bombed at the box office but gave off its own particular, and peculiar, flavour.

He added: "The old Booker had a particular cultural flavour.