Sentence examples for already a tastemaker from inspiring English sources

But she was already a tastemaker.

"He's not a tastemaker," she says.

Mr. Duquette was neither a tastemaker nor particularly influential.

It bothers Harrington when people refer to her as a "tastemaker".

Being a tastemaker in a brave new world is "incredibly challenging," she adds, "but really fun".

The idea of the label as a tastemaker is not dead, though, regardless of size.

Ms. Mitchell, however, considers herself more of a tastemaker than an archivist.

Like other editors of that era, Ms. Donovan was an instigator as well as a tastemaker.

The service offers the BBC an opportunity to extend its influence internationally as a tastemaker and curator of music.

What, he asks, do we mean when we talk about taste, in an age where everyone is a tastemaker?

It served as a vast archive of his musical obsessions and favourites, earning him credibility as a tastemaker.