Sentence examples for taste of ordinary from inspiring English sources

Considered together, the two studies suggest that it would take an unusually sensitive palate to be offended by the taste of ordinary salt, or to notice a difference in foods prepared with different salts.

Be creative — your style is uniquely yours, so own it and enjoy challenging the conventional tastes of ordinary people.

Another timely lesson from the Penguin story is Lane's confidence in the taste of the ordinary reader.

Brosimum galactodendron (cow tree or milk tree) produces an abundance of latex similar in taste to ordinary milk.

His few friendships with schoolmates and colleagues were almost erotically intense, but even the closest were thwarted by his inability to adapt to the vicissitudes of ordinary life: changing tastes, emotional competition, the troubling tendency of the clever men he knew to acquire dullish wives.

The problem is that our food system is geared to the luxury tastes of the richest, not the needs of ordinary people.

Remove the thick stalks of ordinary spinach and cook for good taste.

Shah Rukh Khan just got a taste of the cattle-class world that ordinary people live in, the minefields they go through every time they try to cross borders.

Describing taste is extraordinarily difficult, especially if you are obliged to use the language of ordinary sensation, ruthlessly excluding terms that make sense only to a food insider.

According to Seabrook, human flesh tastes like "good, fully-developed veal," and in fact, "no person with a palate of ordinary, normal sensitiveness could distinguish it from veal".

But the resilience and creativity of ordinary Egyptians, who are clearly ready to fight for the freedom they have tasted, are an inspiration to Arabs everywhere.It will not be a straightforward journey.