Sentence examples for has a certain taste from inspiring English sources
Refreshingly, the commissioner appears not to care all that much.Indeed, he has a certain taste for intellectual controversy.
But this is, after all, a judgment of taste; more exactly, it is a judgment about the frequency or distribution of certain tastes and hence a judgment about the credibility of the claim that a particular person has a certain taste and therefore values something more highly than the market does.
"Yann has a certain taste level and a real understanding into the world of Marc Jacobs," Singer explains.
He begins by listing all the sensory properties of the wax: it is white, has a certain smell, makes a certain sound when one raps it with one's finger, is hard, and has a certain taste.
Right from the beginning, it would appear, people living in Europe had a certain taste for fancy dress.
The reality is that we have a certain taste for risk taking and we have been historically well rewarded for doing this.
The guys who ran the studios in the '70s, they had a certain taste, and that's why so many films got made — different kinds of films, mostly adult films.
"When I go shopping, people simply cannot understand that although I don't see what I buy, I still have a certain taste and I can feel a texture much better than most people and would never buy anything I don't feel comfortable wearing".
And here his girlfriend, the journalist Valérie Trierweiler, interjected, with a small sigh, "And since then he has kept a certain taste for hamburgers".
For instance, while the total set of beliefs associated with "sugar" varies greatly from person to person, if someone at a restaurant asks me whether I would like some sugar with my coffee, most of our idiosyncratic sugar-beliefs would be irrelevant, and in that context, only the beliefs that sugar is sweet, has a certain color, texture and taste will be active.
