Sentence examples for having a taste for 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.

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.

In 2020 Uefa will be reliant on locals suddenly having a taste for knockout games having not partaken of the jamboree, and the relatively small numbers able to pay inflated prices for fresh flights at every stage.

Nearly constant touring is one manifestation of their cheerful work ethic; their several New York appearances in 2004 showed that having a taste for Russian Constructivist graphics can — assumptions be damned — go hand in hand with sweating, dancing, and even smiling.

Victorian prosperity brought about a vast new middle-class audience for art, characterized in a catalog essay by Julian Treuherz, a specialist in Victorian painting, as having "a taste for recognizable subject matter rather than obscure allegory" and as "buying narrative paintings and scenes of everyday life in large numbers".

He has a taste for the theatric.

He has "a taste for performance".

He had a taste for them himself.

He also has a taste for mischief".

He has a taste for Tennyson, too.