Sentence examples for age taste from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, at any age, taste buds overcome what one recognizes as healthy food.

Henry Eliot did not have that kind of money, it's true, but he evidently didn't have Gilded Age taste, either.

This is supposedly a huge, customised, customer-friendly advance on the old days, where everyone got the same advertising regardless of age, taste and geography.

I was able to see the world, live in Europe, learn a foreign language at an early age, taste exotic foods and see interesting places that many people only dream of.

With new technology, they know more about consumers than ever before, and can bombard them with marketing tailored to their age, tastes and whereabouts.

But this, too, looks strategic: Facebook's annual report to investors spoke of "maximizing the relevance of each impression to selected users" and offering marketers targeted benefits based on the personal information they share — that is, age, tastes, location, and gender.

The recreation, whatever its age, tastes quite young, but don't mistake young for immature.

Though there was no honey around in my childhood – that became a middle-age taste.

Woodward asked his father if his teen-age taste for blues and gospel — a taste that Elvis Presley had found puzzling, geographically, when the men first met — was primarily connected to the fact that he had a voice suited to singing that music.

Blame your aging taste buds, if you want.

In recollection, the shiny, self-pitying grandeur of Pink Floyd is among the uneasiest tokens of my teen-age tastes.