Sentence examples for a taste worth from inspiring English sources

But it is a taste worth acquiring.

Powell remains, nonetheless, a taste worth acquiring because some piquant bits are usually stirring inside the pot.

This sounds mighty tasty if monitors had a taste worth tasting.

It's a bit of an acquired taste, but it's a taste worth acquiring before it's gone.

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It had a sour funkiness that is a taste well worth acquiring.

But it's a taste well worth having.

Makes the taste worth it.

Certainly the venue serves as an elegant backdrop to some avant-garde culinary creations; Harald (a German import from the Luxembourg border region) likes to play, and – when it comes to sauces – reduce, reduce, reduce, until he's uncovered a taste that's worth showing off.

Say what you will about the outcome of tomorrow's Egyptian presidential election (and there will be a lot to be said), but the mere fact that tens of millions of Egyptians enjoyed the spectacle of a first-ever open presidential campaign and will not be beaten or bribed into voting for Mubarak's party is a taste of freedom worth savoring.

Spotify is for more experienced music fans who don't need as much handholding by artists, but presumably have friends with refined tastes worth tracking.