Sentence examples for Proven taste from inspiring English sources

Perhaps they should have been more confident about their first effort's prospects: filmgoers have a proven taste for demonic expulsion.

Within its mathematical neutrality, his data was advocating a certain model of public radio, one that made no apologies for tailoring programming to the audience's proven taste.

After a moment of justifiable rage, Jenny's agent said: "Thanks, but no thanks" and promptly sold the novel to House C, a smaller independent of proven taste and judgment.

Brown's proven taste for austerity could make him far more effective at addressing the state fiscal crisis than the clueless Terminator.

It is curious, given the proven taste of the operagoing public, that American composers so often gravitate in the opposite direction, toward literary classics in which atmosphere dominates over action.

This is one of those sandwiches that is proven to taste better the following day, when all the flavors meld together.

Experiments have proved that taste plays a leading role in the location of food by these fishes.

As the success of the Bay City Rollers proved, good taste can be wide-ranging and open-minded.

To modern eyes the cleaned picture looks more striking, while the shenanigans that passed for conservation a century ago only prove how taste is hostage to its era.

"Research has proved that taste buds change at altitude, making it more difficult to appreciate a good meal or wine," explains Jo Austin, editor of OnBoard Hospitality.

She finally did learn how to cook via letters from her mother, but the irresistible savor of this memoir proves that taste precedes technique.