Sentence examples for a taste for something from inspiring English sources

"When you get a taste for something great you want more of it," he said.

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).

Around 2001, he developed a taste for something like the rap power ballad: a melodramatic verse coupled with a chorus, now typically sung by a woman, that reinforces the immense struggle of being Eminem.

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.

I'd got a taste for doing something "better" and I wanted to do more of it.

My point is, cultivating a taste for eggplant is something worthwhile.

And you could always go to places like Uglesich's or Mandina's for a taste of something local and authentic.

They come for a taste of something old-fashioned and handmade, and Mr. Caputo does his best to deliver, but it is not so easy anymore.

Or, for a taste of something a little bit different, give a listen to Sara Renar, a young architect-turned-singer-songwriter who blends the acoustic sound with electronica.