Sentence examples for changed taste from inspiring English sources

He radically changed taste, in fashion, fabrics, upholstery and furniture".

"The mix reflects my quite drastically changed taste, compared to what people might connect to my name," he says.

As with many private gardens, changed taste and circumstances meant that the time came when these magical public places also became neglected, overgrown, derelict and unsafe.

Cover the pan after tea is cooked and wait for 2min, it'll give changed taste.

The idea was that we had to change taste in order to change art.

What she's doing is milking nine pastured Jersey cows whose milk changes taste and hue with the seasons.

Thanks to his post-impressionist exhibitions, moreover, he had done more than anyone to change taste in Britain.

Nor did he change tastes thereafter.

Although the science of preserving doesn't change, tastes, economies and ideologies do.

Children, of course, love the taste of calories, namely sugar, and the only way to change tastes is with time.

Has technology changed cultural taste?