Sentence examples for a taste for more from inspiring English sources

It must give you a taste for more.

With more exposure came a taste for more challenge.

Young people have acquired a taste for more exotic or non-alcoholic drinks.

"I traveled a lot as a kid and developed a taste for more exotic styles," she says.

If that happened, it would be a sign that the White House had a taste for more radical housing actions.

By then, readers had developed a taste for more salacious gossip, which the prim Parsons shrank from providing.

Rather, the Czechs have a taste for something more subversive: the questioning of big planks of EU conventional wisdom.This matters a lot right now.

And despite the scarcity of open-air cooking weather on these shores, we're increasingly developing a taste for something more than the usual bangers and burgers.

Those with a taste for something more conventional will find themselves on safe ground with Sarah Hilary's first novel, Someone Else's Skin (Headline, £13.99).

It's no doubt a piece of cake to write about, but hardly a crumb of comfort for those of us with a taste for something more meaty in our Guardian.

From his lofty position as Speaker of the House of Commons, a position that confers enormous status and comes with a £137,000 salary, Martin has developed a taste for the more expensive things in life, including the grace-and-favour Westminster apartment that comes with his job - all a far cry from his humble beginnings as a sheet metal worker and passionate trade unionist.