They precisely suit my taste; solid, substantial, written on strength of beef and through inspiration of ale, and just as real as if some giant had hewn a great lump out of the earth and put it under a glass case, with all its inhabitants going about their daily business, and not suspecting that they were made a show of".
Its noodles — all house-made — have a more substantial texture and taste than those at most other Italian restaurants, except when they're not meant to: when, say, they're semolina dumplings mixed with buffalo milk ricotta, the delicate couriers of a bright, sweet tomato sauce for which they seem uniquely apt.
As discussed here, there is substantial evidence for altered taste sensitivity, taste-guided liking and wanting, and neural reward processing in the obese, but it is not clear whether such traits cause obesity or whether obesity secondarily alters these functions.
These days, though, what a few inventive Beaujolais vignerons (winegrowers) are discovering is that if you modify the traditional Beaujolais methods and treat Gamay like pinot noir, you wind up with a bigger, richer and all together more substantial wine that tastes, well, like a pinot noir.
Fruits that possess excellent qualities but are visually unattractive may be preserved and utilized in the form of concentrates, which have a pleasing taste and substantial nutritive value.
For many years there has been substantial interest in the taste and flavour perception from viscous solutions.
The meat is richer and more substantial than most fish, its taste subtle compared to the marine-gaminess of mussels and clams.
Though Ms. Jacoby and Mr. Pronk are tremendously chic and wholly efficient, their dance style strikes me as more superficial than substantial; and, more important, their taste in choreography objectionable.
The taste effect is substantial.
The involvement of octopamine neurons may be more substantial when non-nutritious sweet taste rewards are used, as has been shown in olfactory learning (Burke et al., 2012).
