The phrase "a taste of recent" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to suggest a brief experience or sampling of something that has occurred recently, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "The exhibition offers a taste of recent developments in contemporary art."
Alternatives: "a glimpse of recent" or "an overview of recent".
Runner for Large Ensemble (2016), premiered as a ballet at the Royal Opera House, gave a taste of recent Reich, drawing on a bell pattern from Ghana and creating a breathless, serene and buoyant energy.
'AUTOMATIC UPDArtiststists forgo more traditional image-making materials for a taste of recent technologies -- LCD screens, DVD players, digital video and computers -- in this buoyant survey of media installations at the Museum of Modern Art.
Bechtel has also had a taste of recent imbroglios.
In a tasting of recent vintages of sauvignon blanc from Northern California, the wine panel felt a distinct absence of excitement.
Below is a taste of their recent work.
In the Library, Sip The Juice will bring a taste of their recent Bank session with east and west coast hip-hop, G-funk and new jack swing.
We've had a taste of this in recent months, as various scholars (a generously inclusive term) have construed the meaning of the word "jihad" for a Western audience.
Mr. Obama got a taste of that in recent days as he and his White House were put on the defensive trying to explain why the unemployment rate had risen to 9.4percentt when his staff had predicted it would peak at 8percentt as long as Congress passed his stimulus plan, which lawmakers dutifully did.
Even if it's a place you already purchase from, ask for a taste of their more recent cakes, in case anything has changed such as ingredients or methods.
And if you aren't familiar with Odenkirk's hilarious nature, you can get a taste of it in this recent interview with him conducted by Comedy Death-Ray's Scott Aukerman.
Laila's high-flying customers got a taste of social unrest on a recent Saturday.
