Sentence examples for sweet often from inspiring English sources

Mr. Filas put his most attractive music in a sweet, often soaring soprano line, to which Susanna Phillips brought a beautiful, velvety tone and dignified, carefully shaped phrasing.

Life is different, but sweet, often devolving into hilarious charades as he tries to pin a word down, like a lepidopterist with a handful of oysters.

Ms. Bauer, the baker in charge, confessed to having "a really ferocious sweet tooth," which is reflected in her very sweet, often cream cheese-based frostings.

Bubble tea is a big thing in Asia – everyone loves it: creamy, sweet, often flavoured tea with chewy black tapioca pearls bobbing at the bottom of a tall cup, and a big straw with which to slurp them up.

It's taut, at times sweet, often stressful, and surprisingly intimate.

Yet the music carries a convincing bad-guy energy that's all the more potent for its sweet, often luscious textures.

The variety of pistachios is huge, with the sweetest (often used in the Turkish sweet baklava) coming from Gaziantep, near the Syrian border.

She suggested that handing out free fruit to children would provide a healthy alternative to sweets – often a last resort for harassed parents.

Although I'm so fond of tamarind that I'm mildly addicted to the tamarind sweets often found on the counter of Caribbean grocers, here, I actually prefer the vinegar.

Equipped with "A Taste of Heaven: A Guide to Food and Drink Made by Monks and Nuns," by Madeline Scherb, those tourists may head for the gift shops first, to stock up on the wines, spirits, beers, cheeses, condiments and sweets, often from centuries-old recipes, that are made at many monasteries.

Colorful lollipops and similar sweets often have no animal ingredients.