Sentence examples for brave taste from inspiring English sources

He has a brave taste for adventure, for putting himself in difficult situations and foreign landscapes.

For these two brave Taste editors, it's bûche de Noël.

Like the first brave man who tasted an oyster, I often wonder who thought of adapting these movies for an American audience.

What distinguishes her most from other ambitious colleagues is her outspokenness, which is considered to be brave or reckless according to taste.

When they arrived we paired up our loosest, most billowy shirt with our least elastic socks and clipped the foor little straps in place (there are two in the back) for our first taste of this brave new, constantly tucked world.

They might not all be to your taste, but they are brave attempts to think through the nature of homes now and in the future.

Find a brave friend or family member to taste test your new creations.

Fueled by some midnight Spaghetti, (real) coke with sugar, refreshing Yanjing beer, and Lays of the Italian Red Meat flavor variety (which strangely tastes like Barbecue), our brave hackers are cranking code at breakneck speed.

While sampling the city's various cuisines is part of the fun of being an Angeleno, you don't always have to travel far — or brave cross-town traffic — to get a taste of its tastiest traditions.

You mix together vodka, Worcester sauce, Tabasco, lemon juice, tomato juice and beef bouillon: it's a braver Bloody Mary, but definitely an acquired taste.

If you're brave, order the Future Sushi Especial for a taste of sushi in the year 2150, when humans eat more plants and insects and less animals.