Sentence examples for create a taste from inspiring English sources

The cult of seasonality was a taste that evolved into a politics; localism is essentially a politics attempting to create a taste.

Watson suggests that, in a capitalist society, art is above all a luxury commodity, and art criticism is the packaging designed to create a taste for it.

Less heralded, however, is the fact that the Armory Show and its promotion of Modernism also helped create a taste and a market for African art in New York.

The next set of data will include demographic and behavioral data, and will require the people attempting to win to create a "taste profile" based on the movies that a user has rented or looked at in the past.

When a new user signs up, he will be prompted to create user profiles for everyone in the household, and they will be asked to create a taste profile based on genres that they prefer.

PepsiCo is working with Senomyx, a biotech company based in San Diego, to create a taste modifier.

For now, he has no plans to create a tasting room.

Otherwise, a vegetarian lusting after four-star food would have little choice other than to go to a place like Charlie Trotter's here in Chicago, or Jean Georges or Daniel in New York, and ask the kitchen to create a tasting menu.

The rest are sold over the phone by three portfolio managers, who will create a tasting case or ship a single bottle or just chat about what's happening, vineyard-wise, in Italy.

He had to get to the farmers' market and create a tasting menu for the V.I.P.'s who would be dining that night at Jefferson, his West Village restaurant.

I recruited current Columbia University senior and culinary phenomenon in the making Jonah Reider to create a tasting menu, gathered together some of the Baked Apple's major movers and shakers in the ganja game, and then invited select members of the press to share in an evening of top-flight cuisine and top-shelf cannabis.