Sentence examples for taste suggested from inspiring English sources

One-third of the monitored tube wells were found to contain more sodium than the tolerable level in terms of taste suggested by the World Health Organization.

Its aroma is redolent of roses; the taste suggests herbs and tobacco.

The taste suggests Key West if it were a town on the Lido.

The best bia hoi places in Hanoi serve a crisp, cold beer with a clean taste suggesting rice and an almost subliminal whisper of something like hops.

The wares here, after all, are not battered esoterica coveted by only me and some anonymous freaks but rather premium-brand badges of taste, suggesting that people of high social standing already know about these things and want them and are moreover keen to trample me to get them.

The essay on taste suggests that the same content would not be a flaw if proper adjustments were made.

Among the FAAs identified, free glutamate (Glu) was found to have the most significant association with umami taste, suggesting that free Glu is the main umami-conferring ingredient of bottle gourd.

This was funny because while pot may be tacitly legal here, good taste suggests you ought to be slightly more discreet.

Since the 2004 vintage had been produced well before the scandal broke in 2008 (which in any event focused on the 2003 vintage), the tasting suggested either that brunello producers had backed away from overt departures in style, or that our sample was too small for such generalizations.

The pairing of certain smells and tastes suggests the existence of a pre-defined neuronal network bringing the two senses together.

This idea is supported by evidence showing dampening effect of people's expectation on their IFO response during exposure to aversive tastes, suggesting a role for this region in regulating reflective/cognitive processes relevant for homeostatic maintenance [61].