Sentence examples for taste can be seen from inspiring English sources
The finding is "sensational," says Bernd Lindemann, a physiologist at the Saar University in Hamburg, Germany, because it is the first instance in which taste can be seen operating on a molecular level.
A taste of what might come can be seen in the aftermath of Haiti's recent earthquake or the Tsunami of 2004 in which 230,000 people died and 500,000 were displaced.
For example, a word can "taste" like meatballs or a sound can be "seen" as the color blue.
It varies significantly by culture, but to discuss money can be seen in bad taste and that money matters are private to the individual or couple," Betsy Westcott, director of retail banking at Xinja, tells VICE.
"And now we can be seen, and are tasting freedom".
In fact, Murray has a gift for the precise description of everything that can be seen or heard, tasted, smelled or felt.
The picture can only be seen, and indeed only seen from certain points of view; the painting, by contrast, can be seen, smelled, heard, or even tasted, and can be observed from any point of view.
Overcooking (which can be seen in these pictures) will result in the snake meat tasting fried, but getting it just right will result in a nutty flavor.
(Mr. McAnuff's visual taste can be questionable, as anyone who saw his overdesigned "Guys and Dolls" on Broadway might attest).
Savoring the taste can be satisfying enough.
(Judgments of taste can be about art or nature).
