Sentence examples for this mouthful from inspiring English sources

It seems so perfect, this mouthful of oblivion sent from the sea.

What this mouthful means is that it tries to combine the best of the two established ways of desalinating water: distillation and membrane separation.

"Dream of Sebastian, Salzburg Night Music on a Poem by Georg Trakl" (I translate this mouthful from the original German) is a 15-minute drama in sound and one of the most impressive Henze pieces I have ever heard.

In our forensic analysis, aided by Grant Achatz of Alinea in Chicago, one of the nation's most acclaimed chefs, here's what we think The Times did: Petite bouchée walrus — This mouthful of walrus would probably have tasted funky since walrus meat was usually fermented before being eaten.

This mouthful reflects the rather tortured route the mission had to take to get budget approval.

And the IRS disagrees with some of the report, which has this mouthful title: Delinquent Taxes May Not Be Collected Because Required Research Was Not Always Completed Prior to Closing Some Cases As Currently Not Collectible.

For the Loire's cabernet franc, read Spain's mencía, and this tangy mouthful of aniseed-inflected cherry.

Expressed softly, this lumpy mouthful of words, originally declaimed by Mr. Joel on his "Turnstiles" album, became a deep Sondheim-worthy reflection on the space between "sadness and euphoria".

Consider the USA Patriot Act, which was short for this Orwellian mouthful: Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism Act of 2001.

My favorite phrase came from a professor who once spoke this memorable mouthful: "de gustibus non disputandum est".

"You get this incredibly creamy mouthful".