Sentence examples for difference in taste from inspiring English sources

The reader quickly has the sense that her mother's standards of doing everything according to plan have created in Annie a felt but not quite articulated aesthetic - different from her mother's but equally powerful - and that this difference in taste is added to the other, more common rivalries of mothers and adolescent daughters.

Some of it was fresh, some frozen; it was difficult to detect a difference in taste.

The company says people will not notice a difference in taste.

The difference in time was negligible, while the difference in taste was significant.

In the smaller batches you can really tell the difference in taste".

In part, of course, this difference in tone reflects a difference in taste.

Although both mother and daughter love "really attention-grabbing" hats, the 23-year age difference between them means there is an obvious difference in tastes.

Tells how it was brought to different countries, and the differences in taste and preparation.

Different varietals have both subtle and obvious differences in taste and character.

The consortium insists that most differences in taste are due more to variations in producers.

Her own studies, for example, focus on genetic differences in taste perception.