Sentence examples for having a taste from inspiring English sources

She never worried about diet, she said, and acknowledged having a taste for custard pie.

"There's a famous phrase from a philosopher, William van Orman Quine, about having a taste for desert landscapes.

Kim can imagine it now, after having a taste of what it's like to think you have a major locked up and lose it.

It's seemingly OK to admit to having a taste for port, but an off-dry red (unless it's amarone) is somehow regarded as naff.

The opportunity it gives for students both to perfect their practical artistic skills and to develop a strong theoretical knowledge of the subject, while having a taste of new research fields.

Although the issue is not settled in my household, my cautious opinion now is that my teenage sons have more to gain than to lose by having a taste of wine now and then with dinner.

Have a taste.

"Come on, have a taste.

Wordslicorice, they have a taste".

He has a taste for the theatric.

He has "a taste for performance".