Sentence examples for a good taste of from inspiring English sources

He had a good taste of it.

We didn't have a good taste of losing.

Not the full picture perhaps, but it should offer a good taste of it.

They have given us a good taste of what Detroit has to offer.

"Now we've got a good taste of what we might see in the playoffs".

His final round gave a good taste of both sides of Mickelson's game, the spectacular and the spectacularly frustrating.

The pepper gives it a good taste; leaving a bit of potato skin not only tastes good, but looks good too.

The video, embedded below, gives you a pretty good taste of what it's like to be behind the scenes at an NBA photo shoot.

We're already getting a pretty good taste of how Trump will go after Clinton in the general election, and it won't be sugar coated.

To this, add salt and pepper as desired to give a good taste — a teaspoon or two of each should be plenty.

The Philharmonic, to be sure, can be vulgar, but its vulgarity is that of a pretension to good taste: of the arriviste who says, ungrammatically, "Between you and I" as a sign of his presumed education.