Sentence examples for taste unusual from inspiring English sources

It may taste unusual at first, but if you persevere, you will discover that these breads are tasty, fill/satisfy you quickly and are a great aid to helping you eat less and stop cravings.

Charles de Noailles was handsome, courteous, and well educated, with avant-garde tastes unusual in an aristocrat.

The fakes were discovered when patients noticed their pills tasted unusual and notified the manufacturer, Pfizer.

We were enjoying some cheese and port in the dining room (there's an organic vineyard in New Hampshire that produces its own port wine, which, as Morgan puts it, tastes "unusual") when a gurgling sound began in the basement.

Barry's influence was not just in the strange beauty of his chord sequences but also his taste for unusual instrumentation: there were plucked harps, there were Moogs (again, ahead of pretty much everyone in the UK) used to heighten suspense and mystery, and most importantly there was the cimbalom.

"Do you know James Cowboy?" This taste of unusual culture just whet my appetite for more.

You can taste some unusual dishes, like beef tendon with hot and special pepper sauce.

(Woolfe) Musica Nuova (Monday) This early-music ensemble has a flair for the dramatic and a taste for unusual performance spaces.

It seems appropriate, therefore, that one of the latest projects to go down this route would probably have tickled the fancy of many a Victorian gentleman naturalist with a taste for unusual plants in his conservatory.

Bad news for lighthouse keepers, but good news for tourists with a taste for unusual lodgings.

Experienced fieldworkers admit that their tastes are unusual.