Sentence examples for about this taste of from inspiring English sources

He used to wonder about this taste of Percy's.

It's all about the taste, of course, but this is New York, so fashion also comes into it: farming is considered 'in' at the moment, as are certain 'superfood' crops.

But it is not really about the taste of your woman, it's about this idea of really being in there, in an emotional way, not a sensual way.

Taylor-Poleskey found this fascinating "because it says nothing about the taste of the wines, only the relative expense of them.

And what can I say about the taste of the cronut?

There's something about that taste of the earth that brings huge comfort to me.

Moaning about the taste of the readers isn't going to butter any parsnips.

(Keats says not a word about the taste of that grape).

However, they may act as a warning sign for those consumers who are more worried about the taste of the products, rather than healthiness.

From Jonathan Meade's memory of eating whale pie we learn something about the taste of the blubbery behemoth, but we learn more about the habits of the English.

"Ultimately, it has to be about the taste of yogurt," said Mr. Lee of Pinkberry's recipe for success.