This was a dainty, pinkish-brown bean of uncommon taste and velvety texture, grown in Hidalgo.
Some patients complained about the sensation of an uncommon taste directly after the injection of TauroLock™ when the CVAD was just flushed without previous aspiration of the lock.
A hypothetical clinical study comparing smoke exposure from cigarettes with and without sugars as ingredients would intrinsically be confounded by the uncommon taste of the test cigarettes without sugar.
Across the generations, Freud and McAdam Freud share some uncommon tastes, among them an annoyance with music, a preference for sculpture over painting, and a passion for artwork that can be held, is highly symbolic, and is imbued with primordial meaning and wisdom.
I had only ever come across this uncommon plant, which tasted like carrot, in King Lear.
Fischer was born in 1927, before the Hobart race even existed, and he spent his youth competing in surf lifesaving and rugby before discovering another outlet in sailing for his uncommon energy, ambition and taste for teamwork.
As a wine director at a restaurant, it's not uncommon to find myself tasting "in bulk"–say, 80-plus wines in a single day.
But this is about flavor, not architecture, and Mr. Hederman's salmon has that in spades -- a subtle, elegant, elusive flavor, with a slight tang of salt and an uncommon balance between the clean taste of the fish and that of the smoke, which sneaks up on you.
In Bennett's very funny story The Uncommon Reader, the Queen discovers a taste for novels – and thereby an inner existence.
Such boyish taste for Victorian melodrama was hardly uncommon; one surprising revelation of "The Complete Stories of Evelyn Waugh" is that the adult storyteller never shook it out of his system.
For example, why would anyone encourage their fans not to watch a sex tape by saying, "Our tastes in the bedroom might seem uncommon to some, and possibly off-putting.
