Sentence examples for diversity of taste from inspiring English sources

There is an extraordinary diversity of taste and fermentation from something as simple as flour and water.

We know a lot of music bloggers contribute to these live music threads – and, judging by the quality of writing and diversity of taste, there's a lot of contributors who ought to be music bloggers.

Today's psychologists understand that not everyone in the family is interested in the same activities, but the gods only know how many vacations to Sparta were probably ruined by one person's failure to respect diversity of taste.

"We're lucky enough to live in a city with a massive diversity of taste.

Think also of the agricultural biodiversity they represented; think, too, of the diversity of tastes that made them possible.

Mr. Elbaz's solution on Friday night was to represent a diversity of tastes and to do it as precisely as possible.

Book publishing, one of the world's signal achievements, is predicated upon diversity: the diversity of tastes and backgrounds, of editors taking chances on undiscovered writers and promoting them alongside marquee authors.

Amanda Berry, chief executive of Bafta, said the shortlist - selected by a panel of 19 media journalists - "reflects the increasing diversity of tastes among British viewers".

Because there are so many different styles of single malts, and a subsequent diversity of tastes, I have broken down the top ten list by regions.

More than anything, the tasters -- Eric Asimov, Amanda Hesser and I, along with our guest, Joseph Delissio, wine director of the River Café in Brooklyn -- were impressed by the diversity of styles, tastes and aromas when compared with standard, bland American beers.

All this says less about my book than about human nature and the diversity of our tastes.