Sentence examples for curious taste from inspiring English sources

It's just there, leaving a curious taste in the mouth.

Once the chocolate has evaporated off the tongue and down the throat, a curious taste remains.

So by the end of the movie Leon Phelps is no longer a freak with the ladies but just a nice guy with a speech impediment and curious taste in clothes.

Burrowing owls (Athene cunicularia) have curious taste in home decor: They adorn the interiors and doorsteps of their underground tunnels with stinky heaps of assorted mammal dung.

They also searched for unlikely couples, prom queens, students with curious tastes in fashion, disabled teenagers, football players, academic superstars and same-sex couples.

And Dobronyi's home is as unique as expected for a man with such curious tastes.

This is a curious picture, which leaves an odd taste in the mouth.

(Me, curious about taste profiles: "What is the difference between ox and cow?" Server: "Ox is bigger and has horns").

And a cupola had been added to the center of the roof, in an act of such curious bad taste that I thought it must have dropped there accidentally from a cargo plane.

Most New Jersey kids who build a nascent life in New York are similar: the intellectually curious whose tastes run more toward the Met than to the mall; the ones who find the suburbs too boring and confining; the higher class of delinquent who favors the city's edgier thrills.

"It tastes like Pepto Bismol!" he announces triumphantly, and now everyone crowds around, curious for a taste.