Sentence examples for plain tasting from inspiring English sources

Besides just plain tasting good, cocoa provides energy, raises the spirits and imparts a feeling of well-being.

Ronald Reagan, a Midwesterner of plain tastes, was totally devoted to a Hollywood variety of boiled meat called Beef Belmont.

She continued, "Carlson's food just plain tastes good" and "sometimes rises to the level of sheer poetry".

For plainer tastes for seafood, sautéed salmon came done to a succulent turn, a weightless lemon sauce adding just the right enhancement.

Such violence is entirely against his "plain" Mennonite tastes.

Expect performance art, installations and just plain good taste in electronic dance music.

For instance, driving an expensive and ostentatious car is snobbery to some, plain bad taste to others.

Plain vanilla tastes fine, and it's so much harder to invent new flavors when the world you live in is so inexplicably struggle-free and creamy smooth that you have to invent solutions to the things that aren't really problems, but just a function of being alive and human, employed and not starving to death.

Some people have weird or just plain bad taste.

Note that we've retired Fage from the running, since it won the plain yogurt taste test back in 2011.

Persuasive television commercials and just plain personal taste are also making Americans fat, they contend.