Sentence examples for less taste for from inspiring English sources
But then I have less taste for interminable argument than people who are drawn to party politics.
Courteau believes it is because there is an overemphasis on power hitting from the baseline and less taste for risk in the women's game.
It may have even less taste for stories of black people rebelling, or imagining that all the humans under white storm trooper armour have black skin and have been programmed to destroy other colonial subjects.
But it gets worse: Americans have less taste for Congress than they do for root canals, colonoscopies or lice.
In A Sense of Wonder, Carson wrote: "I believe that the more clearly we can focus our attention on the wonders and realities of the universe about us, the less taste we will have for destruction".
He has long had less taste than his peers for "proprietary" trading of the firm's own capital a strategy that is now losing popularity.Purring alongMr Fuld says he is "thrilled" with Lehman's response to the latest crisis.
INSIDE TRACK: More filling, less taste.
They are prepared, however, for the inevitable accusation that The Experiment is Big Brother with even less taste.
Less toothpaste means less taste.
Medicines usually have less taste when cold.
The more competition there is, the less the taste for discrimination can be satisfied.
