Sentence examples for creating a taste from inspiring English sources

It's an incredibly ambitious project; we're creating a Taste Graph.

These projects showed up in magazines, creating a taste for inventively remodeled old buildings.

Perhaps this is savvy: to market a new product to Japan, you start by creating a taste for it in children.

And what Blippy is doing would be as also kind of creating a taste graph as well but from a different source.

To learn more about Hunch's approach to creating a "taste graph" of its users, check out this recent video interview with co-founder Caterina Fake.

I mean, Blippy is a really interesting company and I think that in many ways they are doing something very similar to what Hunch is doing and that they are creating a taste profile.

The flavor of the tuna leaches into the cellular structure of the meat (and vice versa) during the cooking, creating a taste-echo effect that works beautifully on the plate.

Fashionistas say the recession created a taste for garments that look chunkily lasting and homemade.

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.