Sentence examples for taste nicer from inspiring English sources

Another drink at home is green tea with a herb extract called barleywheat, which makes it taste nicer.

Happily, it looks like it's brightening up at last, but, although the sunshine does make everything taste nicer, there's no harm in seasoning proceedings with a pinch of expertise.

It was pretty cheap, about £2, but you can buy a bottle of low-quality vodka for that in Moscow, which would taste nicer and could well be better for your health.

Attractiveness decreased as the size of health warnings increased (Pack 4), or as the packaging lost its branding (Pack 5): [Pack 1] may taste nicer also because if it does not have a health warning on it, you would assume that it would taste nicer, coz something with a health warning on it you would assume it has chemicals in it so it wouldn't taste that nice….

So I'm not expecting this to taste nice".

I would keep saying to the cameraman, "They taste nice".

It's not that the food didn't taste nice.

The presentation isn't picture perfect – the attention goes into making the food taste nice.

And I remember how the added salt from my tears made it taste nice.

In the end, food should be measured by one criterion and one only: does it taste nice?

The kraut will start to taste nice within a few days but improves greatly by the second week.