Sentence examples for a taste that from inspiring English sources

It is not a taste that recalls Central Texas.

It is a taste that only Glastonbury can provide.

I think they are searching in their plates for a taste that seems to elude them.

But now I want more sprightliness and a taste that is radiant with sunniness.

The result, he claims, is a taste that disappears on the palate immediately, but has a "long and persistent" flavour.

Lutefisk, a form of codfish prepared with lye with a taste that is typically described as acquired.

It was a taste that was derided by no less a critic than their patron at the magazine, André Bazin.

Order, discipline, health, spiritual as well as physical grace, all were evident sources for his fascination, informing a taste that extended over many fields and decades without change.

The cult of seasonality was a taste that evolved into a politics; localism is essentially a politics attempting to create a taste.

Weather that is too warm can give late-season sap a "buddy" flavor — a taste that has been compared to sweaty gym socks.

It was also moving toward a taste that Bad Plus and Mr. Frisell share: the compositions and sound of the drummer Paul Motian.