Sentence examples for direction of taste from inspiring English sources
Any student of art history will read of the role patrons have played in commissioning works of art and defining the direction of taste.
And most of all, have some beer loving friends with you, to help steer you in the direction of the best tasting beers!
Back in the direction of Napa, we wine-tasted our way along West Dry Creek Road, popping into small establishments and chatting up people in various tasting rooms.
There has been a levelling of taste in both directions, down and up — a kind of Unibrowism.
Apart from the most perfunctory of gestures in the general direction of pear, it doesn't taste or smell of much at all.
Walk away quietly in any direction and taste the freedom of the mountaineer.
Cooper is one of the most famous urban designers in the world — he was a co-designer of Battery Park City, and he probably did as much as anyone to shift taste in the direction of doing things like restoring Greenwich Street.
Ms. FAKE: Direction and that they're using your purchase history as a way of – you know, of basically creating a kind of taste profile.
Mr. McEwan, in a blurb he wrote for Mr. Solotaroff's essay collection "The Literary Community," said that "as the most influential editor of his time, he shaped not only the tastes, but the direction of American writing".
"Isn't that a scream?" New Directions evolved as it did because its founder was as far-seeing in business as he was in matters of taste.
