Sentence examples for demonstrated a taste for from inspiring English sources
In recent months Mr. Bruno has demonstrated a taste for independent leadership, nudging the governor to act and even breaking with him on some issues.
Mr. Butler, whose earlier books have often demonstrated a taste for portentous philosophizing, tends to harp, annoyingly, on the abstract qualities that make human beings human, and he also tends to dwell, annoyingly, on the qualities that make Desi seem Christlike.
On a split earlier this year for the Danish experimental label Phinery, she demonstrated a taste for the totally fucked, tossing up acidic screwballs that lifted her sound away from the dancefloor entirely.
The Canadian sales data for foundation undergarments, from 1960 to 1971, vividly demonstrates the shift in tastes.
Like these Rothian doppelgangers, Coleman demonstrates a taste for complicating his life, and like them, he vacillates between two poles: between the dutiful and the Dionysian, between the responsible and the anarchic.
Already, though, the stinkbug has demonstrated a taste not only for Georgia's peaches but also for its cotton.
David Miliband demonstrated a touching taste for modern diplomatic alphabet soup when he headed off this morning to discuss the Georgia crisis with fellow European foreign ministers.
Here it raises an odd point: traditional values seem somehow to mix in Britain with a taste for abasement as demonstrated by the Y.B.A.'s and with spirituality to create what strikes a foreigner as psychic chaos.
One such site is on the taste receptor cell itself, and studies in mice have demonstrated a role for leptin in suppressing the physiological and behavioral responses to sweets [ 123].
Cage demonstrated his taste for adventure early on by supporting art he admired.
She demonstrated her taste for the limelight during the trial of the murderer Scott Peterson when she represented his former mistress and star witness Amber Frey during his trial for the killing of his wife Laci and their unborn child.
