Sentence examples for by the taste of from inspiring English sources

Midway through the dinner, Kimball is dumbstruck by the taste of the "deeply resonant sauce" on the lobster à l'américaine.

Where is the line between intuiting a painter's intentions and conjecture that might be colored by the taste of one's own time?

By the taste of things, however, the trendy Urban Angel is the real deal: a takeaway-cafe built on the careful sourcing of fine ingredients.

And, if any theme emerged, it was that the National Theatre is a constantly changing institution, redefined by the taste of the person running it.

For Laura Cantrell, it's sound – of bees "humming by flowered vine" – while Organized Konfusion are sent back in time by the taste of momma's home-cooking.

Or at Asda, by the taste of it, you use that split-bag scenario as the main flavour inspiration for this curious tea blend.

So the accumulation of learned texts was amplified by the tastes of the self-made man.

The iconography of the bills was determined by the tastes of the Finance Minister of the moment.

The Academy seems less influenced by the tastes of the mass audience or even the notices kicked up by critics.

"They're imprisoned by the tastes of subscription audiences and by the restrictions of labor unions,' he said.

So they designed what they're calling a lighter, smoother, cast-iron skillet — informed by the tastes of Brooklyn cooks.