Sentence examples for taste nature from inspiring English sources

Befidi: As with other alternative investment vehicles, the risks of investing in a search fund are mostly of a financial or personal taste nature.

Ms. Simone uses them for their extra space -- and to introduce a welcome taste of nature.

There came the Chipwich, the Taste of Nature Cookie Dough Bite, and the Pookie (a pie coated with chocolate-chip-cookie dough).

—Pride and Prejudice (1813) They are much to be pitied who have not been given a taste for nature early in life".

A taste of nature near Kennedy International Airport, it is 110 acres of canopy-tree-lined walkways, baseball and cricket fields and a lake big enough to row on.

The importance comes about because the sweet taste, in nature, is normally associated with the presence of energy and therefore humans (and other animals) are likely to be strongly attracted to sweetness in foods and drinks.

A sweet taste in nature indicates energy, which is needed for optimal growth and development.

In the future, a better understanding of the physiological functions of Tas1r1 and the umami taste in nature may help answer this question.

He prioritizes flavor over flair without sacrificing either, sourcing basic and familiar tastes from nature.

Other brands tasted were Natural by Nature; Organic Cow of Vermont, which is packaged for Horizon; Whole Foods Market's 365 brand; Pathmark's nonorganic brand; and Ronnybrook, a small dairy in New York's Hudson Valley.

Marcel Duchamp should have holidayed in Cap d'Ail, where good taste, art and nature abound.