Sentence examples for taste that much from inspiring English sources

"I didn't enjoy the taste that much but it was good fun.

Your child will be thankful, and many of your most irritating relatives may be appropriately irritated — which should make the turkey taste that much better.

Then I taste that much in a day.

Do the ones from my garden really taste that much better than those I buy at Acme?

If there is any silver lining in Sunday's events, it is that eventual Tour de France success for Porte would taste that much sweeter.

If you were to use your own, you would have an array of good quality chocolates to choose from that would make the finished truffles taste that much better.

Which makes their ephemeral tastes that much harder to pin down.

It just tastes that much sweeter that I did it on my own -- no surgeries, no fad diets, no trainers.

For more than any New York Times editor in recent memory, the onus is on Abramson to make up the rules as she goes along, to give a subjective verdict on matters of opinion and taste that were governed much more comfortably before by the old and increasingly frayed journalistic notion of 'objectivity'objectivity

We didn't crave it, or even miss the taste that much--we just didn't have any idea what to cook for dinner.

As long as I don't leave them on the heat too long, they always come out well, with a soft texture and a buttery saline taste that doesn't need much dressing up beyond a crusty piece of bread and maybe a salad.