Sentence examples for mere taste from inspiring English sources

There's more at stake than mere taste.

The trouble with this memorial goes beyond mere taste.

There are several sample sizes, from 3 cl for a mere taste to 12 cl for a regular glass.

James Wadworth, the poet, even dedicated a stanza to chocolate saying that the mere taste of it would make old women "young and fresh..

Far more than mere taste is being challenged by the repugnant "games" mentioned in "Suicide Bomber Game Tests the Boundaries of Taste" (Dec. 5).

A short, nasty hill gives a mere taste of pleasures to come, then you see the valley end in a vertical cliff, up which some idiot has built a tarmac road at gradients that officially hit 25% but seem steeper.

A discerning critic, he looks to the backstory: with our intellectual exertions, we don't justify our mere tastes and distastes we justify our existences.

But that's the beauty of Al Covo: we did have an antipasto apiece, but our rigatoni and our monkfish were shared, and the deep-fried moeche were a mere tasting portion to start with.

This does not reduce the disorders defined in the manual to mere tastes or preferences.

As one of their maids told Lowry's biographer: "At the Shephards [the Lowrys' better-off relatives] we buttered the bread quite thickly; at the Lowrys, we spread it on, then scraped it off again, so there was just the merest taste on each slice".

Like Icarus flying too close to the sun, the merest taste of electoral success, coupled with the fawning approval of his faithful, was all it took to launch him into off-point, off-key screeds about public school and religion and reproductive rights, as if the term "wedge issue" wasn't so much a warning to heed but a challenge to overcome (a tendency that I previously discussed at length).