Sentence examples similar to thin tasting from inspiring English sources

"His hunger hurt and threatened him," she writes, "It was not an easy hunger: the thin taste of bread or a bun could not satisfy it.

Although he spent years affiliated with what was then known as Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center and is the author of several books, including the 1995 best seller "Thin Tastes Better," Dr. Gullo concedes that he is not, technically speaking, a nutritionist.

yet Silva Thins taste better".

It was thin and tasted stale when it cooled.

In addition to tea sandwiches, scones and desserts, it comes with a pot of rich Belgian hot chocolate that you thin to taste with a separate pot of warm milk.

It's too thin -- tastes like Swiss Miss and ice cubes put through a blender.

(A citrus gratin was less successful, as was the thin-tasting Vietnamese milkshake).

"Wines that on the ground taste quite fruity, suddenly taste thin, tannic and acidic," says Steevenson. "Wines certainly thin out and become much leaner and more structured.

Now his whiskey tasted thin as water.

The liquid was thin, with no taste to speak of.

The fish soup appetizer tasted thin one night, as did a vegetable soup.