Sentence examples for decisive taste from inspiring English sources
They don't have a modern quality of ease, and while they might suggest other purposes, like seduction, ultimately they don't reveal a decisive taste.
His study of Melville has an almost casual sophistication, with offhand quotations from Byron and the Old Testament, and a grand old style: the reader's faith in the critic's taste is decisive.
"What is now decisive against Christianity is our taste [Geschmack], no longer our reasons" (GS 132), he writes, noting later in the same work that what counts as "justice…is by all means a matter of taste, nothing more" (GS 184).
The sensory attributes of fruits (color, sweet taste, bitterness, and astringency) constitute decisive organoleptic and commercial properties [1].
MT: I'm very fortunate and am constantly influenced by Linda's high sense of taste and style, which she's clear and decisive about.
Kit had a long, horsey face, tousled honey-colored hair, and a stubby, sexy, decisive little body, like an overdeveloped child's; she expressed all her tastes and distastes as if they afflicted her physically, through her senses.
Cameron's move added a sour taste to the highly emotional celebrations among supporters of the union after their decisive win in the referendum.
Meanwhile, a quick taste for the Kennedy watchers: Update: J Kennedy asks two questions doubting #doma validity but nothing decisive and Chief Justice and Kagan have yet to speak.
After tasting sweet victory, it's understandable why Simonds finds conceding so unpalatable, especially when simple chance played such a decisive and harsh role.
