Sentence examples for languages of taste from inspiring English sources

The diverse languages of taste were out in full force.

The language of taste has, therefore, reached something of an impasse.

That would be the beginnings of a fully scientific language of taste — a joyless, inhuman prospect.

I was proud that they didn't get it: "it", presumably, being a secret language of taste and class that even I had only half a clue about.

Is it possible to create a language of taste and flavor so that we understand how different people appreciate the same food differently?

Why is it that we resort to the absurd language of tasting notes to try to beat a wine down to its most obscure aroma and flavor?

As Gilbert notes, "it's virtually impossible for language to describe the 'physiology of taste' in the pure moment of biting, chewing and swallowing".

In many ways it's like learning a language: By starting young, the nuances of taste and sensation become ingrained in them.

In his earliest songs — before Odd Future drew any notice, before Samoa — he was a wisecracking foulmouth interested in pushing the boundaries of language and taste.

Gauguin's paintings, in Arles as in Brittany, share some of the language of symbolism, a taste for bright "folk" color married to religious ambitions.

In addition, since Signal is able to solve some of the introductory problems, it is a matter of taste whether to use a (descriptive) data flow language like Signal or to use a control-flow-based language like Quartz.