Sentence examples for boundless taste for from inspiring English sources
Among Tinniswood's virtues as a writer are his ability to animate buildings in a way that makes the pulse race even when the text is not accompanied by an image; his refusal to succumb to what he calls the "dangers of periodisation" (those who inhabited the world of England between the wars had not necessarily been formed by it); and, above all, his boundless taste for gossip.
Think of the sexual frontiers that Jean Paul Gaultier crossed in his men's wear, or Yohji Yamamoto with his influential cutting, or Yves Saint Laurent in his boundless energy and taste for decadence.
Which leads us back to Mr McNamara, another ex-CEO with a boundless ego and a taste for slicked-back hair, rimless glasses and high-tech warfare.
His life in and out of the theatre was picaresque, his energy boundless, his sense of opportunity discerning, his taste for risk colossal.
Taste for seasoning and serve.
You sacrifice taste for convenience.
(See "A Taste For Euro Foods").
"Taste for Invisible," 2006.
Taste for balance and seasoning.
