Meanings of savore more in English

I have other regrets, too, savoring more of my old spirit.

The hazard savored more of inexperience than of courage.

But the sentences are certain and true correctives, savoring more of clemency than of actual punishment.

We heard no gun save that of the bittern, which savored more of love than war.

The Muftak sits at the bar, drinking, each gulp a relief, each sip sweeter and savored more than the last.

And its whole aspect, as we beheld it-softenedin outline by the mellow moonlight-madea picture that savored more of enchantment than reality.

As she drew near he advanced, hat in hand, his face uplifted in his most winning smile-savoringmore of welcome than of repellence.

Sundry pastors, in their anxiety for the souls of the students, could not tell whether this inscription savored more of atheism or of pantheism.

These powerful forces, however, are external, and, savoring more or less of tyranny, tend at times to awaken a rebellious spirit in the hotheaded.