Sentence examples for depending on taste from inspiring English sources
Skip to sports or the editorial page; scan the weddings or death notices, depending on taste.
James's team mate Dwayne Wade was even more definite (or cocksure, depending on taste).
The Philippe Starck-designed condominium complex is, depending on taste, either hugely sophisticated or utterly naff.
This may be a good verity or a bad verity, depending on taste, but it is a verity nonetheless.
Most controversial is John Humphrys, who is either seen as overcombative and rude or robust and forthright, depending on taste.
It is tempting to think of the idea as a peculiarly Southern obsession, the sort of thing that people find either backward or charmingly regional, depending on taste.
Although bear in mind that the cultural gap may be an obstacle to enjoyment, depending on tastes.
Whether to add these depends on taste, as does whether one puts milk into the cup before or after the tea.
This study showed that the perceived interaction between taste and cheese aroma depended on taste type and on the concentration levels of both taste type and aroma.
Add to this our fast, very precise audiovisual communication, where the vast majority of animal species, along with plants and microorganisms, depend on taste and smell.
