Sentence examples for was savored from inspiring English sources
noun
The specific taste or smell of something
His compassion for the victims of history was savored mostly in literary circles.
But the irony of the new accusations was savored by Mrs. Clinton's former aides.
Each leaf was savored until you got down to the best part: the heart, or bottom.
His first kiss was savored in the windswept plaza that anchored the two towers.
Mr. Bush's presence here so close to Election Day was savored by local Republicans.
A little bit of Cup soccer romance was savored in Norwich, but lost on Q.P.R., the west London club that is owned by a Malaysian entrepreneur and backed by Indian steel billionaires.
Herzog was savoring the hunt.
He was savoring the moment, it seemed.
On Thursday, he was savoring every minute of his fame.
He was savoring a victory that put him a step closer to realizing his careerlong dream.
So yesterday, Lynne F. Stewart, a leftist lawyer who defends terrorists, was savoring her court victory.
