Sentence examples for learned taste from inspiring English sources
Kurt Vonnegut said he was glad that he had untutored years as an undergraduate to fill up notebooks uncensored: "I was growing my soul!" He was grateful not to have "learned taste too early".
Sea gulls, he was surprised to learn, taste tantalizingly like chicken.
Kane: There is always more to discover, learn, taste and experience, even in the places with which we're most familiar.
Behavioral studies showed that plant-feeding and insect-feeding bats have strong ability to learn taste aversion (Ratcliffe et al. 2003).
The absence of the umami taste in vampire bats (genus Desmodus) is not unexpected because the sense of taste in vampire bats is generally poorly developed; they do not even learn taste aversion, which is crucial for avoiding the ingestion of harmful food (Ratcliffe et al. 2003).
"I learned to taste everything.
Another sergeant felt the flaming pain of a bullet tearing through his cheek and learned the taste of his own warm blood.
Ikeda used what he learned about taste and found a way to commercialize it.
The pond snail Lymnaea stagnalis learns taste aversion and consolidates it into long-term memory (LTM).
Field in particular helped professional American bakers inspired by wood-fired ovens in Italy put into practice the lessons they learned from tasting bread with real flavor.
