Sentence examples for taste brighter from inspiring English sources

The right kind of sour makes things taste brighter, cleaner and sharper – think of that squeeze of lemon over a piece of fish, or a splash of lime in a salsa; it zings the thing right up.

Despite its dull color when cooked, sorrel does taste bright and exuberant.

He told the group his credentials included work on Procter & Gamble Co.'s "Taste Bright Project," a supposedly secret effort to boost sales by improving the taste of soap.

If you have an electric spice mill it is easily made and tastes brighter than store-bought.

Lemonade made from actual lemons is healthier and tastes brighter than the powdered kind.

The tomato sauce tastes bright and slightly acidic.

Under the gentle overhead fans it tastes bright, satisfying, exciting.

Steamed dim sum pastries, stuffed with pork, tasted bright with fresh ginger.

And in kakgur, a soup with hunks of butternut squash broken down but still tasting bright, and cheese half vanished in the broth.

But Cindy Lynch, 40, who founded the San Diego-based RunningSkirts.com in 2005 with her twin sister and marathon partner, said they carry running skirts to suit all tastes: bright colors, patterns, sparkles and a range of sizes (including plus and maternity) as well as lengths (including a below-the-knee "kosher style" skirt for the modest).

But despite a taste for bright lights, he always returns to his mate and she never seems to scold.