rancid taste造句

• I don't want an off / rancid taste, though.
• In addition to the dark color, the resulting wines often have a nutty, rancid taste called " rancio ".
• But at higher doses, irradiation can oxidize fats, giving food a rancid taste, and affect texture, says Christine Bruhn, director of the Center for Consumer Research at the University of California at Davis.
• As the social scientist Wolfgang Schivelbush wrote in " Tastes of Paradise, " to explain the medieval fondness for spices in terms of hiding rancid tastes " would be like calling Champagne a good thirst quencher ."
• For Chuan, the meeting with Clinton is a hard-earned opportunity to clear whatever clouds now hover over the bilateral relationship and the rancid taste in the mouths of Thais resulting from the passive stance taken by Washington on Thailand's economic crisis.
• There was no better tonic with which to rinse away the rancid taste of contemporary politics than to sit back under the vaulted confines of Holy Name Church Thursday and hear Kirk O'Donnell's son and daughter tell of how and why their dad loved the game.