Sentence examples for slight taste from inspiring English sources

An old-fashioned ($15), made with Jim Beam and muddled maraschino cherry, orange, sugar and bitters, is a shot of sweetness, with only a slight taste of bourbon.

Except, says one, for a slight taste of leather; no, says the other, it's perfect, except for a slight taint of iron.

WASHINGTON — If Senator John McCain had an inkling of curiosity how his old buddy Chuck Hagel felt as the senator raked him over the confirmation coals on Thursday, Mr. McCain would get a slight taste an hour later during his own rendezvous with rudeness.

And yet for centuries, this yellowish water with a slight taste of crude oil attracted wealthy patrons to mineral spa resorts in western Ukraine.

Rinse your mouth completely as to ensure that you have completely cleaned out your mouth and do not get slight tastes of orange rind or salt throughout the day.

In all, "Show Zero" delivered on what was promised -- an ever-so-slight taste of what is to come on Conan's new show.

By his own words, MGSV's compact introduction was never meant to provide players more than only the slightest taste of what was to come and that was true enough, as Camp Omega lacked much in the way of cardboard boxes.

There's a sort of placebo effect to cutting and snorting a line of white powder where, for a moment, your brain goes: 'I'm about to get fucked up.' There's a slight antiseptic taste and, after Blow Out, the back of your throat tastes like Red Bull, presumably due to the taurine.

Good consistency, too, but the marsala leaves a slight plasticky taste.

The researchers also found that all salts, including the most refined, were slightly astringent, and all had some slight umami taste, the mouth-filling savoriness generated by MSG.

"Slight sour taste at the last," Rose said, "but in the bigger picture I played my way into contention and gained a little bit of ground for next week".