Sentence examples for taste the intensity of from inspiring English sources

Tanner said: "We will have a big crowd at Eton Dorney on all three days and it will be a good opportunity to give our emerging and under-23 crews the chance to taste the intensity of World Cup racing alongside our more established and experienced stars".

Since numerical analysis of brainwaves with regard to selecting the Makgeolli changes over time, after a five-minute lapse from tasting Makgeolli, the intensity of taste is measured 10 times in one minute.

Aroma compounds in a food can also enhance perceived taste intensity of congruent tastes, e.g., the intensity of sweetness in whipped cream can be increased by adding strawberry flavor but not by adding a peanut butter flavor.

Listening to me now talking then suggests there has been a pattern". "If you grow up in a very strong religion like Catholicism you certainly cultivate in yourself a certain taste for the intensity of ideas.

In our taste panel the intensity of saccharin and sucrose was also most suppressed.

As a performing artist, I feel a responsibility to deliver a social and cultural service also to "the rest of the world". There are millions of people who use Facebook and YouTube but will never enter a classical music auditorium if first we don't help them "taste" and discover the intensity of a live classical music concert.

Whisk in the pistachio compound to taste; depending on the intensity of the nuts, you might not use all of the paste (we tested with all of the paste).

These conflicting reports on the effect of taste enhancement raise the question whether swallowing could be more driven by the intensity of the taste than by the taste itself.

"Only the Jewish homes offer the intensity of taste and texture with which they are familiar".

The earliest, Le Papillon et la Fleur, from 1861, offered a taste of vocal frivolity after the intensity of the Schumann; it took Gerhaher a moment to adjust to singing in French, but three Verlaine settings and the harmonically restless Danseuse from 1919 were all beautifully realised, with Huber's accompaniments especially beguiling.

It wasn't the intensity of taste, with shifting textures and notes that lasted longer than Pavarotti's C. It wasn't that I felt I had to close my eyes in a crowded room to savour and surf every wave of flavour.