Sentence examples for sort of tasting from inspiring English sources

"They have chemical receptors in their antennae, so they're sort of tasting each other to see if they're the right species and good mates for each other," Adamo says.

The food all sort of tastes the same.

"Wax moth larvae taste like bacon, and mealworms sort of taste like pumpkinseeds," he said.

Pickled red onions, the garnish, also conveyed a salty sort of taste.

Miley's result left an ashen sort of taste in the mouth.

The zucchini is the yellow kind that you think sort of tastes like soap.

Greenberg's dialectic made color-field sound formidable, but the art proved lightweight in practice, a genteel sort of taste — the visual equivalent of second-Martini euphoria.

He must be able to distinguish between creative and destructive distractions by the sort of taste they leave, whether they feel depleting or fulfilling.

CHICAGO — Most music festivals practice a sort of taste agnosticism -– they're based on genre, or they're based on bigness.

In 1968 the BBC summed Habitat up as "a sort of taste supermarket… Conran's package is like an urban dream of farmhouse living.

It's long been conventional to regard the gap between the fading of rock'n'roll's 1950s thunderclap and the first landing of the British Invasion in 1964 as a sort of taste vacuum in pop.