This chocolate has a bittersweet taste.

This chocolate tastes bittersweet.

Not too sweet.

Is it sweet or sour?

Those flowers smell sweet.

Bitter Potatoes.

The coffee is bitter.

The roses in the garden smell sweet.

Alice is wearing a sweet smelling perfume.

Africa s Bitter Harvest

Tom is a heavy drinker.

It's very bitter.

It's awfully bitter.

He's a heavy drinker.

The coffee was bitter.

Anything below eight percent sweetness is not sweet enough anything above 12 percent sweetness is too sweet.

Pretty flowers do not necessarily smell sweet.

This coffee is too bitter.

The taste of love is bitter.

This tea is too bitter.

I love chili.

This medicine tastes bitter.

This coffee tastes bitter.

He had a bitter experience.

A good medicine tastes bitter.

The tea is really bitter and doesn't taste good.

This seasoning has a bitter taste.

This seasoning has a bitter taste.

This coffee has a bitter taste.

The melon smells sweet and tastes very nice.

Japanese green gentian tea is very bitter.

But the battle and even the victory has left a bitter taste.

War and tooth, enameled salted lemon childhoods.

Bitter, sweet, very hot even dipped the mate is the great companion of Argentinians.

The boldo tea is very bitter to me.

Indeed, the circumstances under which the Brussels compromise has been reached leave a bitter aftertaste.

Indeed, the bitter experience WWII taught Europeans how fundamental is the importance of shared values.

This bitter experience reached an apogee in the 1930s and '40s with Japan's brutal occupation.

Art is a refuge where people can envision a less bitter finale to the tragedy unfolding in their backyards.

Americans are accustomed to thinking that their country s bitter experience in Vietnam taught certain lessons that became cautionary principles.

But the imprecision of the agreements reached at the summit in Toronto in June has left political leaders with a bitter taste in their mouths.

Many conflicts took place between the latter and the rest, and the great empire s colossal collapse left a bitter taste in the mouths of all.

At the moment when his lips were closing they extended into a blissful sleepy smile, and with that smile he again fell slowly and sweetly backwards.

When Esau heard the words of his father, he cried with an exceeding great and bitter cry, and said to his father, Bless me, even me also, my father.

Satire works by toying with different levels of interpretation (irony) a fundamentally subjective endeavor, which in the hands of Charlie Hebdo is sure to leave bitter aftertastes.