Sentence examples for has no taste for from inspiring English sources

THE Kremlin has no taste for spontaneous opposition.

How humane will our adult society be if it has no taste for, or knowledge of, the arts?

But she has also signaled clearly that she wants a productive relationship with the leading power in the world and has no taste for ideologically tinged disputes.

He has no taste for vouchers that allow school choice, as Mr. Bush advocates, and is equally wary of shuttering failing schools, as Mr. Gore has proposed.

Blair has no taste for electoral reform, but bill after bill risks being lost as these appointees assume ever more authority now the hereditaries are gone.

Secretary Powell has no taste for the posturing, threatening, theatrics and histrionics that have often characterized such negotiations, and if he has dramatic new proposals to offer, he has kept them secret so far.

But Feldman had no taste for anarchy.

He had no taste for light conversation.

I have no taste for death threats.

I have no taste for Holocaust movies.

Simon had no taste for possessions.