"Obamacare left such a sour taste in our mouth," Sen.
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We kind of have that sour taste in our mouth.
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That poignant familial gathering left a sour taste for me.
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Because it already left a sour taste in millions of mouths.
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But the impasse has left a sour taste with many donors.
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Something about it is leaving a sour taste in our mouths.
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"It obviously leaves a sour taste in my mouth," he said.
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But students doing the experiment noted that their brew had a sour taste.
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"The last game left a sour taste with us," RB Karan Higdon said.
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The Invoke left a sour taste in my mouth that I couldn't shake.
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Each time, I completed the ride with a sour taste in my mouth.
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But for Mr Stevenson, Monroeville's delight in its literary eminence had a sour taste.
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But the dough is pillowy and has a pleasing, slightly sour taste to it.
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Like all acids, citric acid yields hydrogen ions that activate the tongue's sour taste receptors.
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Anytime a starting pitcher goes five, it leaves a really sour taste in your mouth.
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Some of the surviving microbes produce acid, which causes the sour taste and chunky texture.
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The stare-down thing kind of left maybe a little sour taste in people's mouths.
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"When they questioned his blackness, that left a sour taste in my mouth," he says.
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"Overtime can give you a little bit of a sour taste," said Blues coach Mike Yeo.
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"You get a sour taste in your mouth when you lip-out on 18," he said.
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Bacteria are allowed to develop, lending the butter a slightly sour taste and longer shelf life.
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Either way, the company is moving out and it's leaving some residents with a sour taste.
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Either way, the company is moving out and it's leaving some residents with a sour taste.
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The bacteria consumes this alcohol and turns into vinegar, which is what gives kombucha its sour taste.
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This strange sour taste was accompanied by a deep primal ache on the roof of my mouth.
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Amazon may have won, but the fight left a sour taste for residents and inside Amazon's headquarters.
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The Englishman accrued an eagle and seven birdies before his two dropped shots left a sour taste.
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Most mornings, I woke up with a sour taste on my tongue from drinking, but it's fine.
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"It leaves a sour taste in your mouth, this one, 2 points we left out there," Tavares said.
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This kind of treatment has left much of the queer community with a sour taste surrounding unicorn hunting.
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The cancellation of the meeting on Chilean soil left a sour taste for many researchers and climate activists.
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At the same time, the Mandarin fixation has left a bit of a sour taste, Mr. Sime said.
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Sometimes, as at this lunch, avoiding a moment of embarrassment can leave you with a lingering sour taste.
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The snub has left behind a sour taste for GOP officials who are still aiming for unity this summer.
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It pushed those hard, sometimes so hard that it left IT pros with a sour taste in their mouths.
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But as time went on, I came to be comforted by the sour taste, craving the flavor each morning.
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To help rid themselves of the sour taste of Monday's loss, the Cavaliers held an unscheduled practice on Tuesday.
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He soon got a sour taste of the power a ruling party could wield when it drew political boundaries.
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The off-and-on nature of the negotiating process has left a sour taste in the mouth of some investors.
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And if you can't deliver it, you're going to wind up leaving people with a sour taste in their mouth.
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It's 180 microamps for a sour taste, 80 microamps for a bitter taste and 40 microamps for a bitter taste.
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"I think we had a sour taste in our mouth since Sochi (Canada took silver at the 2014 Games)," Moir said.
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Unfortunately, once the smart operators figured out there was serious dough to be made, the whole thing left a sour taste.
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Yet, hearing the word "overweight" from the doctor left my mouth with a sour taste and had me questioning: Was I fat?
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French press coffee should steep for around 4 minutes, but, any longer, you'll over-extract the coffee, giving it a sour taste.
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Not clinching the title would leave a sour taste in the mouths of Golden State fans after making history before the playoffs.
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An inconsistent grind means sour taste from the small grains, and a bitter one from the big, all at the same time.
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The market is a little spooked from that and anytime you hear that, that definitely puts a sour taste in people's mouths.
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One more step remains in putting away the sour taste of last January: The Saints play the Vikings in Minnesota this weekend.
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I sample the Andean beer, and the opaque, golden drink holds a sour taste—something akin to a teenager's first sip of beer.
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"I really have a sour taste in my mouth for not only the Catholic Church but, unfortunately, for church in general," he said.
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Unfortunately for a lot of low- and mid-level chefs on £14,000 or £18,000, it results in a rather sour taste on payday.
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Levie declined to comment if his perspective has changed, but a sour taste in the mouths of other developers and Silicon Valley elites remains.
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Whereas truly fresh lobster has a kind of subtle sweetness, this mostly had the sour taste that matches the smell of a fish market.
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The responses they got back appeared supportive at first glance, but ultimately left an imprint of ignorance and a sour taste in their mouths.
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It left such a sour taste in my mouth that even after all the great experiences, I just didn't want to do it again.
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But of this there is no doubt: This season will leave a sour taste in the mouths of many connected to the Celtics organization.
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The pink congo may have left a sour taste for some in the online plant community, but the pink princess remains in high demand.
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The starter — the yeast concoction that gives the bread its signature sour taste — when made from scratch, takes at least a week to ferment.
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They had made a list of all the genes expressed in sour taste cells and identified those that might make cells sensitive to acids.
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He explained that he had to import Thai ants because the Singapore weaver ants have ascorbic acid — Vitamin C — which give them a sour taste.
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Taking the mess that him and Birdman have going right now, especially noting that Wayne is considering leaving rap, this line leaves a sour taste.
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Pirates cap sweep of Cubs with late rallies CHICAGO — The Pittsburgh Pirates erased the sour taste of going 1-8 last year at Wrigley Field.
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With so many people waiting in line for years, the idea of providing sanctuary for those who had broken the law left a sour taste.
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Perhaps autonomous bikes and scooters would also raise eyebrows among transportation regulators that already have a sour taste in their mouth from the fiasco in 2018.
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That victory helped wash away the sour taste of a 13-69 loss at Utah in the first stop of the five-game trip on Monday.
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When companies are unnecessarily strict in requiring documentation for bereavement and medical leave, it leaves a sour taste in the mouths of employees who deserve better.
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At amateur level there are no distractions or conciliations, the winner can only leave with triumph and the loser with the inevitable sour taste of defeat.
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And finally, it captures the current skepticism and backlash, as the social network's myriad problems, left to fester, have left a sour taste in the public's mouth.
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"It left a sour taste in our mouths and we came out tonight and played well," said Teague, who notched his third double-double of the season.
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By 2008, Giuliani had left a sour taste in just about everyone's mouths, except for a few Republican hawks who thought he might make a good president.
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This is a huge no-no in games like this, and left me with a sour taste in my mouth, even though I utterly adored everything else.
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I added raisins and pine nuts as well, and balanced the flavor with the sour taste of sumac powder and the sweet-sour tang of pomegranate molasses.
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The rally had left a sour taste in his mouth, even though he seemed moved that it had brought together factions that hadn't come together for 22018 years.
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And the way he used the promise of fame to coerce a dirty confession from Keene's girlfriend is clearly supposed to leave a sour taste in our mouths.
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The fans welcomed me back, everybody at the arena welcomed me back, but I still had a sour taste in my mouth from how the trade went down.
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If the overstuffed buffets of Far Cry 5 and other expansive AAA games leave a sour taste in your mouth, you may find Minit a suitable palate cleanser.
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It's been a few years since the beginning of the end came for the jack, and the whole thing still leaves plenty of users with a sour taste.
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"That's not to say you won't support your country, you absolutely are," he said, "but there's still a pretty sour taste in everyone's mouths about that whole situation."
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Following the deal, employees got massive bonuses, divvying up $2 billion in Altria cash, in large part to lessen the sour taste of a deal with Big Tobacco.
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If the thought of beef jerky bouquets leaves a sour taste in your mouth, you need only look at Google's most searched "how to" queries for a romantic lift.
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I wasn't getting noticeably better playing with nine other randos every match, and their constant complaints left a sour taste in my mouth whether my team won or lost.
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Indeed, it's difficult to recall a time when so many corporate ads seemed so deliberately crafted to leave a sour taste in the mouths of conservatives and Trump supporters.
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But Jolla's track record, especially with the misfiring tablet campaign bracketed by its two smartphones, leaves a sour taste for me and anyone involved in funding the Sailfish project.
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I remember these specific scenarios because I truly went above and beyond there and received nothing extra for it, other than the sour taste of feeling taken advantage of.
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Even in victory, the 216 first-half points allowed by Georgia left a sour taste with Smart, a former defensive coordinator now in his second season as head coach.
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However, the end of his tenure left a sour taste, as the Packers went 23-23-1 over the last three years, while his relationship with Aaron Rodgers fractured.
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The Chicago White Sox went 5-4 on their just-completed road trip but come home with a sour taste after dropping two of three to the New York Yankees.
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He did not need to reimburse the guests, but it still left a sour taste that they hadn't recognized that he had gone out of his way to help them.
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Even if officials are not afraid of the big picture possibilities, the tiniest details of the new deal will leave a sour taste in the mouth of Orlando-area taxpayers.
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Today, that many of the people that we've worked with at Sony have left, it does leave a sour taste—even when our new contacts are dependable and passionate, too.
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If you find that you're never using up a bottle of oil before it's begun to develop a sour taste, you may want to try purchasing smaller containers of it.
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That hasn't done much to prevent hipsters from claiming the red trouser movement as their own, however; which has left many a Hooray Henry with a sour taste in his mouth.
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New software that began rolling out this week may vastly improve the Fitbit Ionic, but the original software left a sour taste in my mouth after two units failed to work.
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The action of a drinker running their tongue over the strip in taking a sip causes the electrodes to simulate the sour taste, while a light-emitting diode (LED) flashes yellow.
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We are a small nation that will never have much of an impact on the U.S. economy, however there is a collective "sour taste" left in the mouths of many Canadians.
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But it might leave a sour taste in your mouth to know that you'll never see a penny of the profits your DNA helped make possible—at least, it would for me.
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The White House has juggled some funding around to help bridge the gap, but Congress's lack of action left Gulf State politicians on both sides of the aisle with a sour taste.
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The idea that Facebook might have just made the war room for show and since shut it down left many with a sour taste, even if that didn't end up being true.
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While so many talented and diverse stars got the recognition they deserve, the show left a sour taste in the mouth of some viewers thanks to the surprise appearance by Sean Spicer.
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HOCKENHEIM, Germany (Reuters) - Mercedes Formula One boss Toto Wolff spoke of Armageddon, and karma, on Sunday after a landmark home German Grand Prix left the dominant champions with only a sour taste.
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As it stands, the sour taste associated with online harassment doesn't appear to have dampened enthusiasm in Comic-Con, which remains circled on the calendar as the foremost showcase of its kind.
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Ireland was my adopted home for over 234 years, but this St. Patrick's Day might leave a sour taste in my mouth -- and it won't be from a stale pint of Guinness.
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This left a sour taste in the mouths of many of Faraday Future's US employees, who signed onto the company believing that it was truly an independent American automotive effort, these people say.
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Skyr, similar to Greek yogurt, is made by mixing cultures with milk and straining out any water for a thick and slightly sour taste, with less sugar and more protein than traditional yogurt.
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The 28-year-old has permitted three runs on 23 hits in his last three outings (353 frames) to wash the sour taste out of his mouth following a three-start losing skid.
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The 28-year-old has permitted three runs on 16 hits in his last three outings (23 frames) to wash out the sour taste in his mouth following a three-start losing skid.
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Scientists are still trying to understand how sour taste cells work, but long ago confectioners figured out that if kids love anything more than staying up past their bedtime, it's a sugar-based challenge.
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A large cast of costumed characters coated in exaggerated, contoured makeup film each other around an old minivan, bitterly and hoarsely shouting saccharine phrases until hearing them leaves a sour taste in your mouth.
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The first fight was not lacking in quality and delivered a few good surprises, but left a sour taste as Adelaide Byrd once again stained a perfectly good fight with her perfectly nonsensical judging.
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Whether you've written a check to the taxman or are waiting for a refund that's all too skimpy, you may well have a sour taste in your mouth after filing your 25 tax return.
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This gift is awful because an ex gave me a book saying "Me Without You"... And the fact that now we aren't together just makes that book have a sour taste and just weird vibe.
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The Predators own a 3-0-2 mark in their last five trips to the Staples Center, but were left with a sour taste in their mouth after Jeff Carter scored in the extra session.
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Golf is not meant to be fair but Finau and Berger, through no fault of their own, were provided with such an advantage that had either won, the victory might well have left a sour taste.
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The team conducting the research at the NUS-Keio CUTE Center, a collaboration between the National University of Singapore and Japan's Keio University, decided to focus on the sour taste of lemonade to prove their idea.
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The mystery of who took Maria haunted Sycamore for more than half a century, and the prospect of a wrongful conviction leaves a sour taste among longtime residents of the semirural community about 21957 miles west of Chicago.
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The difference now is that the burrito chain is still repairing its image after a series of outbreaks in its stores sickened dozens, cratered its stock price and left a lingering sour taste in the mouths of consumers.
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TV ABOUT THE SABRES (28-29-12): While a disastrous 433-6-2 mark has left a sour taste in the mouth of Buffalo, Jack Eichel's performance gives the struggling team some promise for seasons down the road.
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That 2013 experience, when Senate overwhelmingly passed the bipartisan Gang of Eight immigration reform package to watch it die in the House, left a sour taste in the mouths of lawmakers on the idea of comprehensive immigration reform overall.
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And by further reducing the price gap between this — now crippled — cheapest Model 3 and the Standard Plus variant, the company is essentially squeezing an additional $4,500 out of its customers with terms that leave a sour taste in the mouth.
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Mike White, who himself suffered a breakdown after developing a show for network television has said that he returned from therapy with hope for the world, but also with the knowledge that much of corporate life leaves behind a sour taste.
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New York went into its bye with a sour taste after dropping a 217-10 decision at Tampa Bay, but is only one game out of a wild-card spot in the AFC and is sticking by veteran quarterback Josh McCown.
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But his powers of recovery appear limitless as he handed an error-prone Djokovic a bitter defeat that will leave a sour taste in the 23-times major champion's mouth as a new season swings into action in a few weeks.
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Product issues aside, in order to take the sour taste out of early adopters' mouths, Oculus is going to have to be super competitive with pricing for Touch, something that might be difficult given the added cost for the bundled secondary camera sensor.
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It's a sour taste that the young developer collective at Sundae Month know all too well, and one reason why their latest game, the"anti-adventure" Diaries of a Spaceport Janitor, can find such beauty in the banality of a truly awful job.
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It's a sour taste that the young developer collective at Sundae Month know all too well, and one reason why their latest game, the "anti-adventure" Diaries of a Spaceport Janitor, can find such beauty in the banality of a truly awful job.
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Game of Thrones' polarizing series finale has been met with plenty of unimpressed and negative reviews, but if you were a fan of Brienne of Tarth, the character's final solo scene might have left you with an especially sour taste in your mouth.
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Juventus then wilted and finished with 10 men after Juan Cuadrado was sent off in the 84th minute – 18 minutes after coming on as a substitute – following a second booking for the mildest of pushes on defender Sergio Ramos, whose theatrics left a sour taste on an otherwise uplifting occasion.
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Sanders' initial reaction to the report, on the tarmac during a Friday tour of California, was revealing -- his rebuke of Russian President Vladimir Putin painted a stark contrast the current president; but his implication that The Washington Post timed the report to hurt him in Nevada left a sour taste.
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Circles turned out to be too complicated for most people (and the idea of sorting your friends into buckets always seemed strange), the fact that Google didn't allow anonymous (or even pseudonymous) users quickly created a backlash and even after Google changed its policy, the sour taste of those early days remained for many.
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So the rumor over time became true, like an oracle, although at one time I had talked to everyone and listened to everything, and no one, nothing, had escaped my friendliness or astute observation, in the end I had transformed my mildly beautiful self into a functioning hermit with a sour taste in her mouth.
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The Obama-BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE deal busted through the $1.04 trillion discretionary spending cap set by the Budget Control Act of 2011(BCA), raising it by $30 billion for 2017 and leaving a sour taste in the mouths of many conservative lawmakers.
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Verdict: True True or false: Carter is the greatest Raptor of all time DeRozan or Kyle Lowry might eventually make the case for this spot, especially if they lead Toronto to a Finals appearance at some point during their tenure here, but as it stands, even with the brief period of playoff excellence, and the sour taste of his exit, Carter was the last great superstar to play in a Raptors uniform, and is still the greatest player the franchise has ever had.
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