The phrase "a taste of modern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an experience or element that reflects contemporary styles, trends, or ideas.
Example: "The restaurant offers a taste of modern cuisine, blending traditional flavors with innovative techniques."
Alternatives: "a glimpse of contemporary" or "an experience of modernity."
This hands-on workshop will give students a taste of modern scientific computing in python using the Jupyter Notebook environment.
Indeed its only incursion into renewable energy was landfill gas and waste-to-energy, although it did recently buy the Cullerin Range windfarm to get a taste of modern renewables.
Please come to the new session on February 3 at 8 PM in Lobdell, or our first night of class on February 10 in Sala! Come to the Tech Squares Beginners' Night and get a taste of Modern Western Square Dancing.
"It was a taste of modern art and technology and culture".
Wander along the Trg Izmedu Crkava ('square between the churches') where you can see several ancient churches, including St Mary's, which dates back to 840 A.D. For a taste of modern life, get a drink at one of the beach bars along the promenade and watch the million-dollar yachts float by in the distance.
While three James Joyce settings by Samuel Barber and James Legg's bright, precise "Twelve Poems of Emily Dickinson" provided a taste of elegant modern art song, the recital was fundamentally a complement to rather than a continuation of Ms. Blythe's classical work.
Australian chef Neil Perry has been serving a taste of the modern fusion cuisine that has made his Rockpool restaurant group (00 612 9252 1888; rockpool.com) world famous on board Qantas (08457 747767; qantas.com.au) flights for 15 years.
To those wishing to revisit the college classroom as well as to those who never had the opportunity in the first place this book gives a taste of the modern course at Harvard.
Elisa King's new "Liberation Suite," set to a jazz score composed by Kurt Bacher and played live by the All-City High School Jazz Ensemble, gave 25 dancers a taste of the modern-dance clichés that lie ahead in their professional careers.
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Of course two days is not enough time to see all that the city declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in '96 has to offer, but lucky for any college tourist, it is just enough time to get a taste of tradition and modern Portuguese life.
