Sentence examples for developed tastes from inspiring English sources

Different tribes developed tastes for flanged earrings, granulated beads and animal amulets.

The company has also developed tastes and smells for ice cream, candles, aromatherapy blends, perfume and cologne.

Founded by Mr. Rosner in 1989, this Long Island company has developed tastes and scents for more than 1,200 products sold by more than 500 companies worldwide.

Having developed tastes for foreign languages, classical literature, and ancient science and mathematics, Fermat followed the custom of his day in composing conjectural "restorations" of lost works of antiquity.

In deep grieving, I developed tastes for an odd collection of things that never interested me enough to buy before and wouldn't now: chai latte, the Palm V, an expensive, ridiculous knee-length turquoise silk tunic or whatever-you'd-call-it that has never left my closet.

But that decision pays little attention to our developing tastes and viewing habits.

"You wind up developing tastes that are totally out of synch with standard tastes," John Gravois, D.S. '97, said.

College is the place you learn about your interests, develop tastes, and get a sense of who you are.

A nice, mild texture, with a long-lasting and slow developing taste.

(Developing taste speeds up the process, but it's still a process).

"The fundamentals are largely the same: people looking for community and identity and developing taste and sexuality," says Ruth Deller.