Sentence examples for taste if it from inspiring English sources

What good is taste if it doesn't betray you?

For some consumers, that would spoil the taste, if it were possible to make quinoa taste worse.

In essence, it's how Campari might taste if it wasn't so medicinal, and Pimms if it wasn't so sickly.

I dilute his whisky when I am able to, but not by too much, as he can tell by the taste if it is too watered down.

Justify it in Britain, that is – the current taste, if it is still current, for biography (and gossip) about literary figures being a peculiarity of the English-speaking.

Gently wash the samphire to get rid of any sand or gritty bits, then taste – if it is very salty, blanch for a minute in boiling water, refresh in cold water, drain and dry.

See how it tastes, if it needs more honey, then blend and taste until you like it.

If the impulse frequency is below sensory threshold it will give no taste, if above, it should.

It was a sauvignon blanc from the south of France designed to taste as if it came from New Zealand.

It has the potential to influence musical taste globally, if it builds up enough listeners.Apple's big announcement raises two questions.

Unlike most meals in the freezer aisle, sous vide food can be reheated in a pot of boiling water and still taste as if it were just prepared.