Sentence examples for limited taste from inspiring English sources

At this point, before Ted leaves for college and the nest starts emptying out for real, a limited taste of freedom is delicious.

The billionaire Facebook founder recently took to his social network in a bid to save Internet.org, his plan to give billions of the planet's poorest people a limited taste of the World Wide Web.

As a lover of music, Bangs had excruciatingly limited taste.

"Mostly a folly, dreamt up by wily promoters to spoof those who have limited taste and too much cash," he wrote in his FT column last week.

Poorer people are likely to have singular or "limited" tastes.

A throng of humanity that huge could never have such limited tastes.

If Apple wants to convince skeptics its service is worth $120 a year, it needs to offer more than the limited tastes of Beats DJss.

She was accustomed to going to the theatre with friends or with the lawyer-lover, though he preferred films, one of his limited tastes that she could at least share.

In his recent article on Grant Achatz, the chef at the molecular-gastronomy destination spot Alinea whose bout with tongue cancer had left him with a limited sense of taste, D. T. Max debunks a more primitive iteration of the taste map: It is only in the past decade that the redoubtable "map of the tongue" has begun to fall out of circulation.

When you're selling vodka, a product that has what some critics say is a limited differential of taste, purveyors of ultrapremium brands have had to find other ways to compete.

Enter Gojee, a newly launched recipe site that takes your limited specifications — a taste for basil, or an inventory of the few ingredients you have on hand — and gives you the recipes, along with beautiful photographs, from the food blogs that supply Gojee with its data.