Sentence examples for sensation bitter from inspiring English sources
As shown in Tables 1 and 2, the chief complaints in both groups were similar: "sticky or slimy saliva", "foreign body sensation", "bitter or sour taste", or "something resembling bubbles, pieces of metal, or plastic".
It is a prodigious assignment indeed, like trying to describe the sensation of bitter cold to someone who has only ever experienced the tropics.
So phenomenal properties like pains, vivid red sensations, and bitter tastes do not supervene on physical properties.
"You can say, 'bourbon,' or get less specific and say, 'whiskey.' There's a sensation option: sour, bitter, sweet, spicy.
"I have the bitter sensation that we are a society that is ever better educated, but not necessarily more enlightened," Mr. Castro said.
In vitro studies have shown that in contrast to the active drugs (atenolol, paracetamol, amoxicillin and cephalexin) which possess bitter sensation, the corresponding prodrugs were bitterless.
For reasons not entirely understood, salt overrides this reaction in the taste buds, effectively masking the bitter sensation.
The nights aren't the only bitter sensation when you're taken forcefully from all that you know and understand.
For the male fly, there is apparently no difference between the sensation induced by bitter stimuli and that induced by the inhibitory pheromone 7-T.
A review on drug-related taste disturbances in the elderly [141] revealed that zinc replacement might be helpful to enhance taste sensation for sweet, bitter and salty flavours.
