Mr Graham looked acutely miserable when asked about his own musical tastes.
Miserable as it is now, we are getting just a taste of what other regions will be suffering through next week, and farther south, into next month.
Olszewski's resignation after 36 Nd3 was premature, but he clearly had no taste for what was going to be a miserable endgame.
Congregations did not care to think they were miserable sinners once they had twisted to the hit parade, tasted instant mash, feasted off Formica and actually seen Wombles and hot pants.
For the kitchen was loud, both girls miserable, the chocolate gone, the formula apparently not to the baby's taste.
Her father was an engineer for the defense industry, and as an undergraduate at Boston University, she majored in biomedical engineering, "though I was kind of miserable," she said, "because the subject matter wasn't artistic enough for my taste".
The knowledge that no mothers lost their babies, no one lived a miserable life and no one was killed just so we could experience a certain taste in our mouths would still make it oh, so worth it.
This is miserable enough without defaulting to back-to-shop-bought-lunches, the salads and sandwiches that all taste the same and cost far more than they should.
These are social and sentient beings that live short, miserable lives that end in a violent death — all in the name of convenience and the satisfaction of our taste buds.
Reading Harry Potter or watching Tom Cruise (personal taste aside) adds to the lives of millions of people (at least it does not make them miserable and you are free not to engage).
