Sentence examples for pungent notes from inspiring English sources

In their place: herbs, roots and plants from the jungle, filling the spicy Lanna meals – which traditionally used wild game, snakes, frogs and grubs – with sour, bitter and pungent notes.

The wistful second movement, a Romance, is also driven by melodic writing for the violin, though the lines keep landing on juicy, pungent notes that clash slightly with the orchestral harmony, lending a touch of the ominous to the music.

Although it wasn't authentic, it was profoundly flavored and nuanced, with pungent notes of herbs, lime and saline fish sauce softened by the coconut milk, supple seafood and rice.

Regardless of the style, I'm looking for agave character whether it's the pungent notes of fresh agave or the deeply caramelized notes of roasted agave, I want them all and in a very delicious combination.

But specialty stores such as Sunset Beer Co. and the Historic Core's Buzz have even more exotic selections — from the crisp Anglophile's staple of Samuel Smith's Organic to giant bottles of Spain's Isategi Sagardo Naturala with pungent notes of sour lambic.

Vietnamese fisherman in a nearby floating village also still manufacture fish sauce, which adds a pungent note to the breeze.

Many dishes on Zabb's roster of som tum, or green papaya salad ($8 to $10), take a pungent note from plara, a fermented fish sauce.

If there is a more pungent note than violence in the Miami air, it's the scent of corruption.

The resulting powder is much more concentrated than whole hop cones or the standard dried, milled hop pellets — YCH recommends that brewers use half the amount of regular hops — and bursting with the zesty citrus aromas and pungent dank notes that drive New England-style-IPA fans wild, without any astringency.

But perhaps also more watchful; the one more likely to be making pungent little notes in the day's journal, or transforming his close observations into works of art such as the Talking Heads monologues of the 1980s and 90s, or The Madness Of George III.

"Days Into Nights" shows off more of her mainstream side, with deeper, more pungent bass notes.