"enduring taste" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to describe a taste that lasts for a long time or is long-lasting. Example: The chef's secret ingredient gave the dish an enduring taste that lingered on our tongues even after we finished eating.
After three breathless seasons, any American with an enduring taste for Downton Abbey will get what they deserve in round four.
Importing a load of random junk into MOMA also satisfies Rosler's enduring taste for subversion: what her friend Herbert Marcuse called "the violation of art's sacred space".
Anybody who acquires a taste for Purdy will read them all, and seek out his plays; by their very nature his books cannot be wolfed down in swift succession, which makes them a particular, enduring taste.
Before long, people with an enduring taste for the printed word are going to find a virtual Library of Alexandria floating around over their heads, digitized and waiting to be downloaded and transformed into human speech.
Britons seem to have an enduring taste for coy, almost evasive smut.Which is not to say that it is harmless.
Like all famous brands, just "Louis" is enough, three and a half centuries on, to define a man, enduring French taste and a historic period in time.
These generally serene pictures demonstrate both Stubbs's mastery of animal subjects and the enduring British taste for images of rural life, even — or, one should say, particularly — when the industrial revolution was fast approaching.
That college football works for some people is a testament to enduring regional tastes, which have thankfully survived the broader homogenization of the sports-watching experience.
But, as Peters notes, "his dedication to the cause is rarely as enduring as his taste for spoils".
The exhibition celebrates the Colonial Revival's longstanding appeal and enduring influence on American taste, and illustrates the many refinements that keep it in continual evolution.
While few would now consider Yemen, for all its wonders and charms, uncommonly welcoming (or contented, to go by recent events), you can still get a taste of its enduring felicity at this little storefront in Bay Ridge.
