Sentence examples for definite taste from inspiring English sources

There is a definite taste of Halloween to its potency.

The repertory indicates a definite taste for intensity and reaching to extremes.

"There was a definite taste for the 18th century, and those paintings brought good prices," said George Wachter, the worldwide co-chairman of old master paintings at Sotheby's, after the morning session of his sale on Thursday.

PROSECUTORS may not have been able to prove that Rod R. Blagojevich was guilty on most charges in his federal corruption trial this summer, but they did prove that the former governor of Illinois has a definite taste for expensive ties.

One finding: "All of these cookies do have definite taste differences, despite what we've all been told.

"It's not your typical cookie-cutter collection of big names, but rather the result of personal choice and definite tastes".

It does have a definite alcohol taste, and probably some alcohol content.

Vodka, distilled liquor, clear in colour and without definite aroma or taste, ranging in alcoholic content from about 40 to 55 percent.

That role is assigned to Mr. Mackie, another talented and miscast actor, who plays Pentheus in the style of a brusque junior executive with a definite if unacknowledged taste for kink.

He was voracious in his taste and definite in his judgment.

Not definitive, just definite.