Sentence examples for considered taste from inspiring English sources

"There's no doubt that they transformed what was considered taste in radio, and others soon followed".

It declared the American Revolution the triumph of "a mature and considered taste for liberty, not a vague and indefinite instinct for independence".

Describing Edward as "not a wine and food expert in any sense," Mr. Elswood said he was "a man of good, considered taste, not only in matters of food and drink, but in his tailoring as well".

These magazines are generally considered "taste makers".

Developing a Taste For the Night Life Over time, Ms. Gonzalez considered tasting the night life.

These data suggest that socio-demographic and cultural factors should be taken into account when considering taste acuity in older people.

Taste is the clue to understand people's consumption patterns in the large body of literature in the sociology of consumption, from the early humanist tradition which considers taste as self-evident, to the contemporary Bourdieusian explanation of symbolic power.

The estimated mode choice model, which explicitly considers taste heterogeneity and panel effects, was tested with data collected in different types of cities (urban, rural and insular) of two different countries Greece and Cyprus, enabling comparisons in adolescents' travel behaviour across different geographical areas.

People consider taste, price and their own personal health, in that order".

There's a reason a lot of us consider taste in our day-to-day lives.

You may consider taste testing your drink prior to adding sugar.