Verwenden Sie „aftertaste“ in einem Satz

1. It was also relatively dry for a merlot, and even drier in aftertaste

2. The onion variety was a little charred on top, giving it a slightly bitter and unwelcome aftertaste, though the sweetness of the onion was very pleasing

3. José Arcadio would bring slices of ham to him in his room, sugared flowers which left a spring-like aftertaste in his mouth, and on two occasions a glass of fine wine

4. He saw himself getting up from the chair and, without leaning on his cane, wrapping his arms around Carl in a hug and allowing the tears that had been pent up for months to finally flow, bringing with them the salty taste of sorrow and repentance, sprinkled with the sweet aftertaste of the possibility of forgiveness, redemption, and ultimately reconciliation and making things right for Carl

5. Not only that, there’s also no unpleasant aftertaste

6. She swallowed back the bitter aftertaste in her mouth, knowing that she had made a grave error in judgment

7. The nasty thought was satisfying and left only the slightest aftertaste of guilt

8. I took a long, hot shower, trying to rinse away the aftertaste of having lied to and disappointed everyone I cared about

9. A tannin aftertaste followed

10. If it could not last they would live with the aftertaste, the memory

11. The mindware games’ metallic aftertaste lingered on the back of my tongue

12. ” It felt good to say it, especially with the nasty aftertaste her ex had left after his last visit

13. It might even have a specific fruity or chocolaty aftertaste which can make it even more delicious

14. But his thoughts about her always had an unpleasant aftertaste, like the bitterness left at the back of the throat by sour beer

15. The coffee was lukewarm with a chocolate aftertaste

16. He would stop at a gas station to rub soap on his shirt to cover the smell of Sam’s cigarettes and to gargle away the pasty aftertaste of pills with the travel-sized bottle of mouthwash he carried

17. The churchmouse poverty and the struggle and the science-fictional cold of that time before Post-Humanism—whose aftertaste now seems almost sweet