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180 examples of Flavor in a sentence

I don't know.. it was like a tasty bubble gum that seemed to run out of flavor yet you continue to chew on it because it once tasted great.
When you watch low budget horror movies as much as I do, you get to where you can tell who was involved in creating the movie, as each film-maker adds his own flavor to the cheese.
Well, from the typical opening with some chemical making the spiders grow to huge proportions, they mix movies like Gremlins, Jurassic Park, Starship Troopers and flavor it with some parody like Scary Movie.
While Connery had been less visible in the latter, his woman-seeker qualities had maybe not cast a frown on the face of embittered spectators as it would in this latest rendition which, to most involved, approached the 007 theme with kind resentment, albeit while the general flavor had been altered.
Though flawed, the book was one of Grisham's only that I truly liked, especially how it captured the flavor of a deep south small town, a slightly different world to a coastal urbanite such as myself.
But looking at the depiction of that flat in this film you'd never get the flavor of that dustiness.
MGM production values only so-so, however director Gottfried Reinhardt tries adding some visual flavor to the flashback segues and he attempts a lively pacing for the movie's initial half-hour.
The period flavor is wonderful, yes.
When I say bland, I literally mean that by watching them develop, you will never have any flavor hit your palate.
liked the scene where the cobra comes out of the ocean eats the guy then for added flavor destroys the dingy.
His handling of the character is very true to life and captures the flavor of Dean's background and limited education.
action packed,with my favorite type of creature.I won't give any of it away if you have'nt seen it,cause it's worth taking the time to sit down and unravel in the mystery of things as presented in this film.It did gets slow at times and those were the moments my mind wondered which does easily anyways but moist of it kept me quietly thrilled,where you keep it in your head instead of letting it out,probably the mood I was in at the time.Special effects and action sequences you could feel made up for the occasional lulls.Of course there'es a duschload of movies out there exactly like this,the film still has it's own style and flavor,which I respect from underground independent horror movies anyways.
The costume and the scenery are great and since it was filmed on location in Venice it gives the film and authentic flavor.
The soundtrack is enjoyable and adds flavor to the movie.
Like everything he does it has a tongue in cheek flavor that brands it as a Garner product.
But this old story gets boring, and this movie gives it a great new flavor!
I find that they only add to the flavor and fun of this fine old adventure film that holds up to repeated viewings.
It had a hip-hop old west flavor to it.
What this film delivers for the astute fan of this genre is quite a hilarious romp via nordic flavor.
Wendie Malick (The American President, Just Shoot Me) adds a special flavor to this already talented cast.
The first half of the film is funny and smart with an extremely European flavor in the usage of small but wonderful characters, while the second half of the film descends into a somber story of discovery and the holocaust.
In retrospect, both guys must have seen Death Collector/Family Enforcer and absorbed the flavor ,perhaps inspiring the tone for their masterworks, both of which the polar opposite of the romanticized Godfather trilogy.
While nothing can compare to actually being there, the people behind the video did an amazing job of capturing the flavor, the feel, the sensation and so much more.
i enjoyed flavor fl av more better, she acts like a slut, and a hoe put together.
Nicholson fails to set up the sequences with any particular flavor, preferring (I assume) to let the character interaction dominate the film's tone; his script is no help either, and as a result it is unclear whom we're supposed to sympathize with.
All the flavor of a good, flat decaffeinated diet cola.
Despite the fear of directors or producers, many audiences yearn for beauty, poetry, and the pristine flavor of life.
Edward Montagne's Tattooed Stranger is supposed to play like a crime thriller with a little film noir mixed in for flavor.
It reminds me of a dish that has several good ingredients but when served is bland with no flavor at all.
Here, he takes a somewhat interesting (albeit farfetched) premise, and turns it into bubble gum that loses flavor the moment you take the first bite... Dunst is not bad, but Izzard is miscast as Chaplin, and all the other actors seem to have been cast for their "looks", and not because they were right for the part.
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