Sentence examples for taste is influenced from inspiring English sources

The taste is influenced by the unusual production method for Vin Jaune and certain other traditionally made white wines of the Jura.

You want to eat eastern oysters (Crassostrea virginica --this is the local species of oysters for Chesapeake Bay! Oysters are like wine, their taste is influenced by the waters where they are grown and are named by the grower in the same way that wines made with same grape come in different labels.

Chemosensory reception in the peripheral sensory organs of taste is influenced by neuroactive molecules that ultimately regulate signaling to and from taste buds.

Like other little girls, her taste was influenced by popular culture.

It must be said here that Ms. Bruni's good taste was influenced by her good friend Marianne Faithfull (another Jagger alumna), or her "dear professor," as Ms. Bruni has referred to her more than once.

He learned how to barbecue growing up in Ocala, Fla., and his taste was influenced by a family of good cooks, especially a grandmother who he said cooked at a boarding house in Oklawaha, Fla., where "Ma Barker and all the big gangsters" came to stay.

In the '70s, my musical taste was influenced by the songs that seeped into my room from whatever my brother or sister played on their stereos.

Plus, how a wine tastes is influenced by what we might be simultaneously eating, so my friend who had a soppressata panini would've described the wine differently than the other friend who ordered a sandwich with prosciutto and pecorino cheese.

Our perception of how food tastes is influenced by cutlery, research suggests.

Paulin's early literary tastes were influenced by poets Robert Frost and Edward Thomas.

Although Atxa's tastes were influenced by his grandmother and mother, his cooking was schooled in Japan and by top kitchens in his beloved Basque country (a stellar CV includes Etxebarri and Mugaritz).