Sentence examples for having some taste from inspiring English sources
Black Label distinguishes itself from P.B.R. and other bottom-of-the-barrel brands by actually having some taste.
All of which may be evidence that the new ownership at NBC Universal has some taste.
"Tell you what, though," he added as he walked through a hallway, "the guy had some taste".
But just as even the blandest food has some taste, no music can be austere to the point of expressing nothing.
(Jake also makes the pathos-charged admission that, while his everyday beer is Budweiser, "when I'm on a date, if I say 'Give me a Sam Adams,' I know she knows I'm special and have some taste").
"What we're trying to do is get a win so we can have some taste of success after having all these bad games," said Kendall Gill, a team co-captain.
(When Harry runs the film at the Majestic, he tells Peter it's a good movie; too bad the screenwriter, Michael Sloane, didn't seize this chance to show that even the residents of Lawson had some taste).
Now that you have some taste in your mouth, you probably feel like having a snack.
Clearly critics on newspapers such as the Guardian have some taste-making effect: our preferences are given legitimacy, status even, by being regularly expressed here.
Phillies closer Jonathan Papelbon has some interesting taste when it comes to Christmas sweaters.
