Sentence examples for a taste of quality from inspiring English sources

While the station has now gone dark, we should thank the staff of Al Jazeera America for giving America a taste of quality, impact journalism at a time when so much of cable news is hot air.

The extract gives a taste of the quality, as well as the shortcomings of his language, of his stoicism and of the themes which have led his work to be regarded wrongly as an allegory of the world during and after the Second World War.

Once upon a time there was a mall, anchored by Sears and a food court with Hot Dog on a Stick (to give you a taste of the quality of mall), but that closed years ago and for as long as many Angelenos can remember, it's been under construction.

Consumers have less of a taste for quality booze in the downturn.

"We hope that if we can give more people a taste of really good-quality food, then they will develop a greater interest in where their food comes from and how it's made".

I hope that is not a taste of tactics - and the quality of play - to come.

"Imagine the worst garbage dumpster left in the street for a long time in the middle of the hottest summer ever-and that gives you a taste of the Who Me quality," Pam Dalton, a cognitive psychologist told New Scientist in 2001.

Liholiho Yacht Club Before Liholiho, getting a taste of Hawaii meant either a) quality time with a bag of Maui onion chips or b) a five-hour plane ride.

It means that you can enjoy a taste of something (and always choose quality alcohol to make this worthwhile) but then you acknowledge your limit and finish.

She is still an expert marketer: many influential L.A. bartenders thank Lopez for giving them their first taste of quality mezcal, in the form of a small bottle, sourced from Oaxaca by her dad and sealed by her with wax that she bought at Staples.

Racism remains a painful reality, but the unprecedented mingling of black and white children has been overwhelmingly peaceful as black students savor their first taste of quality education.