Sentence examples for avid tastes from inspiring English sources
The phrase "avid tastes" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe someone's strong enthusiasm or keen interest in particular types of food, art, or experiences. Example: "Her avid tastes in gourmet cuisine led her to explore the finest restaurants in the city."
He then starts an affair with Michel (Christophe Paou), who shares his avid tastes.
Graham is also an avid music hound, with tastes ranging from folk of the 1960s to vaporwave of the 2010s.
Within China, preferences for sour flavours in food vary widely, with Shanghainese among the more avid lovers of acidic tastes.
An avid reader with a taste for elegantly convoluted puns, Mitchell ran a bookshop in Agoura Hills after shutting his legal practice several years ago.
Bob was an avid reader and had eclectic tastes in music with classical being his favorite.
Frick, the chairman of Carnegie Steel, was an avid art collector with impeccable taste, and it's all on view here.
Beloved by her family and friends, avid and enthusiastic bridge player, taste-maker in fashion and decor; known for her loyalty, generosity and style.
As a former avid city bicyclist, I lost my taste for bicycling the moment I was hit by a wrong-way messenger and thrown into Sixth Avenue traffic.
Ang Lee's "Life of Pi", some passages of which are truly magnificent, and Tom Hooper's "Les Misérables" both have avid supporters, but are not to all tastes.
They always had impeccable pop taste (the band are all avid vinyl obsessives and put on club nights devoted to 60s garage, psychedelia and northern soul), but not many thought they were much cop at actually making music.
For the avid collector, nothing makes a classic cocktail taste better than a vintage receptacle.
