Sentence examples for apparent taste for from inspiring English sources

If anything, Bullock's apparent taste for "difficult men" has only added to her appeal as one of a new breed of tough queens of Hollywood.

Two of Morrissey's most passionate dislikes came together in one perfect storm on Thursday, as he hit out at the Duchess of Cambridge over her apparent taste for foie gras.

Yet, while there can be no denying The Hold Steady's debt to machismo-laced Americana, little has been said of their apparent taste for the late-Eighties college punk of Dinosaur Jr, Mudhoney and The Replacements.

"YOU'RE a gourmand," Mindy told me, not a judgment of my culinary tastes but of my apparent predilection for food-redolent scents as opposed to, say, florals or woods.

In the trilogy's first installment, however, the core of Mr. Pullman's philosophy, which involves humanity's confrontation of a less-than-perfect deity, is far less apparent than is his taste for complicated adventure.

The party's leader at the time, Jörg Haider, has undoubtedly shown a strong taste for populism, an apparent lack of contrition about Austria's Nazi past and a streak of xenophobia.

Very little is known about the extremely media-shy Ortega, 65, except his apparent aversion to ties and his taste for jeans.

That taste for the peculiar was apparent in the first moments inside the Met.

His island heritage was still apparent in his Caribbean accent and his taste for traditional Jamaican food.

It's our apparent poverty of political choices, not our taste for scandal, that has us caught in an endless loop.

Things that might be guessed at before – his taste for allegory, his love of fables – became more apparent.