Sentence examples for greatest taste for from inspiring English sources

"I don't think it's in the greatest taste for a quaint little town like ours, but I understand this is a work of art," said Mayor Jack Pasola, who is also a barber.

Arrau has great taste for jewelry.

"I developed a great taste for poetry from that," Andre said.

It has private businesses, a free market of sorts and a great taste for consumption.

Hart & Hunter don't only have a great taste for wine, but music as well.

O'Connor describes in An Only Child how as a small boy he had a great taste for sitting on roofs.

His flexibility and what seemed to be an ever-greater taste for proven formulas prompted some critics to suggest that his work suffered a long decline.

Yet Frisk saw nothing amiss, and he had no greater taste for intervention when Barthez absent-mindedly palmed the ball outside the penalty area soon after.

The voters may say they want change, but they have shown no great taste for the discomfort that tends to go with it.Will Mr Koizumi fare any better than others before him?

Long before that, as a Euro MP and as an inveterate builder of political deals, he had developed the great taste for international politics which he will now be able to indulge.

Moreover — and this is the interesting bit — pups whose mothers ate junk food while pregnant and lactating had a greater taste for food high in fat and sugar than those whose mothers did not.