Sentence examples for taste of exotic from inspiring English sources

A taste of exotic stuff from overseas?

His willingness to fail, and to give readers a taste of exotic occupations, merits memorializing.

CULTURAL trendsetters have long flocked to Asia for a taste of exotic cuisine, bustling cities and mystical temples.

Zanzibar -- the very name brings to mind salty sea breezes that carry the taste of exotic spices.

Viña Caneiro, made from a 3.7-acre plot of slate soil on terraces rising steeply from the edge of the Sil, is the most impressive, a beautifully balanced, graceful wine of 100percentt mencía that tastes of exotic red fruit, spices and minerals.

Years of winning recipes -- from the broiled chicken deluxe of 1949 ("deluxe" presumably because of the inclusion of paprika) to Rizzio's Japanese amazu chicken -- mirror American taste: eras of exotic cooking are followed by eras of down-home fare.

After being shut off from foreign ideas for so long, many Chinese are hungry for a taste of the exotic.

MAGAZINE SPECIAL TODAY Fall Fancies For a taste of the exotic, visit colonial Antigua, Guatemala, or the ruins of Syria's dead cities.

When Diogenes, a Zurich publishing house, brought out his first novel, "Happy Birthday, Turk!" in 1985, Germans got their first taste of an exotic flavor that soon proved addictive.

Some 200m albums have been sold in all, giving children their first taste of the exotic as Tintin fights bullies and solves mysteries from the jungles of Latin America to the mountains of Tibet: a sort of cartoon National Geographic, with the added appeal of car crashes and fist-fights.Both groups of fans will find much to please them in the new museum.

"The evening will offer an exciting taste of the exotic world of Bollywood.