Sentence examples for a newfound taste for from inspiring English sources

"At the bottom of Iran's soul is a newfound taste for empire," he states.

Overseas investors demonstrated a surprising interest in the shares, which appeared to signal a newfound taste for emerging-market assets.

As the latest Hurun wealth report logs 960,000 millionaires in China, the expanding ranks of the super-rich are seeking ways to confirm their status and indulge a newfound taste for consumption.

When the AMC drama "Breaking Bad," about a terminally ill scientist with a doomed career, inadequate health coverage and a newfound taste for drug dealing, made its debut last winter, its aggressively dismal mood struck some viewers as groundless and a bit much.

In Singapore, a handful of companies were already catering to the newfound taste for expensive blends among well-traveled urbanites.

I used to think, back when all the foodie stuff was gathering steam (this would have been about 1994, when everyone was eating arugula and going on about, I don't know, first-press organic broccoli rabe) that our newfound taste for food would lead, in time, to a taste for art.

For those worried that Arsham's work will transform from minimalist masterpieces to gaudy rainbows because of his newfound taste for color, Arsham assures us, "I have always worked in a reduced palette.

Ernest Lee, descending to the coat check, declared his intention to develop his newfound taste for Puccini at the first opportunity.

Their next two projects reflect both their past interest in developing work and their newfound taste for Broadway.

Bruni's crusade to vaunt Sarkozy's newfound taste for high culture and art-house cinema was toned down at the start of his election campaign, when an interview with a TV magazine deliberately positioned her as a humble new mum who liked to watch TV soaps and the Tour de France at home in a tracksuit.

Will they be forced to leave England and return to us with their newfound taste for Jeremy Kyle, coke and bathroom mould?