Sentence examples for taste distinct from inspiring English sources

Addition of local flavours to the original recipe resulted in a taste distinct from other types of haleem.

Each dish tastes distinct, a matter of meticulous calibrations.

If you taste a distinct but pleasant bitter note in a wine, odds are that it's Italian.

"The wines all taste very distinct, which is great and I am thrilled," Ms. Gallaccio wrote in an e-mail message.

A third study has demonstrated that AS cells can generate action potentials and express ENaC subunits, suggesting that AS cells may be taste cells distinct from Type I cells without action potentials [56].

This hotel has high-toned furnishings reflective of the couple's elegant tastes, and distinct "masculine" and "feminine" zones with corresponding dark and light palettes.

He and colleagues at Berkeley have studied countless online dating profiles and observed that while people think their tastes are distinct, most everyone's profile says they like fine dining, movies and long walks on the beach.

The menu is encyclopedic, and there aren't many overlaps — with the help of one of the patient waitresses, you can easily compose a meal in which each dish tastes wholly distinct.

And unlike rival Agua Luca, which distills its liquor 12 times until it tastes like sweet vodka, this cachaça preserved its distinct taste.

When a subject perceived a distinct taste sensation, he or she recorded and described the particular taste.

TMEM44 and PKD1L3 also labeled distinct taste cell populations in CV (Fig. 2F H) and FG (Fig. 2L N) taste buds.