Sentence examples for extreme taste from inspiring English sources

Extreme taste sensitivity can be a liability.

"He's an excellent son, husband and father, who has an extreme taste for body modification.

It was a hip-hop word meaning he had extreme taste level".

I feel I should have extreme tastes but I don't.

Backcountry skiers with more extreme tastes may want to stop in at one last Web site before they travel: The CyberSpace Avalanche Center (www.csac.org).

But here's the thing (the thing with me at any rate): this kind of mutually agreed embargo on musical raucousness in the home has led to a situation whereby my more extreme tastes - my Mr Hyde preferences - get pushed into the margins and end up completely confined to my iPod, which is where the incipient deafness comes in.

And unfortunately enough, for the people of tomorrow, as well as those of today, the puck-like cakes were smoky in the extreme, tasting rather of burnt bacon, while the lackluster "rocks" evoked the freeze-dried astronaut ice cream you can buy at science museums.

This is what happens when two extreme tastes are fighting in your mouth -- the sweetness of the pineapple with the saltiness of the anchovies -- but you don't know who is winning.

It's different from the extreme good taste that we both tend to do".

They lived in extreme good taste, just a little beyond their means.

By contrast, Wives nos 1 and 2 demonstrated extreme bad taste in having minds of their own, particularly the highly intelligent and theologically adventurous Anne Boleyn, and suffered accordingly.