Sentence examples for have the taste of a from inspiring English sources
You have the taste of a fucking five-year-old.
He constructs spheres out of watermelon that have the taste of a ripe tomato, turns potatoes into charcoal, and makes "Fritos" from scratch.
The two teenage Travellers in the novel are illiterate, though 19-year-old Mary has the "taste of a vision" and is something of a mystic.
"Nothing else has the taste of a Big Mac, which is more than the sum of its parts: it's a brand that is the gold standard of hamburgers," he declared.
Normally no one outside the art world would have seen these images, but the Spanish government has the taste of a goth teenager, and decided to use taxpayer's money to fund this work.
(Mind you, they always converse in German, and that scorn for their mother tongue has the taste of an intimate pact).
He had the tastes of a typical millionaire.
Bannon had the tastes of a liberal arts major, sampling ideas from ancient civilizations all over the world.
"I had the taste of clay in my mouth, an awful taste," Corretja, the 18th-seeded player, said.
