Sentence examples similar to what a taste from inspiring English sources
'what a taste' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is often used to express pleasure and admiration for something that has been tasted. For example, "What a taste! This dinner is so delicious!"
"If you're on a mountaintop in a developing country where no one knows what a tasting menu is, that list is very important," Seidler told me.
What a sour taste it has in the mouth.
Asked by a prison interviewer to describe his crimes, he said: "How do you describe what a quiche tastes like?
"Well," he laughs, "it would be like trying to tell you what a persimmon tastes like".
"That's what a WINNER tastes like".
"I'd like to know what a Khaleesi tastes like".
Is the smoky flavor supposed to be what a moose tastes like?
"I was too young to even know ― thank God — what a condom tasted like.
What a strange, sweet taste, with so much colouring added.
"It's almost like what a Cavendish would taste like but sort of amplified, sweeter and, yeah, somehow artificial.
