Sentence examples for multicultural taste of from inspiring English sources

Dressing was all about surviving the cold and reflected the multicultural taste of a democracy.

The display in the Middle East suits the multicultural tastes of Augustus II and III, a Saxon father and son who ruled from the 1690s to the 1760s.

Studio executives also say there is a growing audience with more multicultural tastes that gives these films a broader appeal.

8 p.m. 8) EAST MEETS SOUTH For a taste of Melbourne's multicultural splendor, weave through the narrow blocks of Chinatown and prepare to be wowed by the Flower Drum Restaurant (17 Market Lane, 61-3-9662-3655), widely cofsidered one of Australia's finest restaurants.

I should declare an interest at this point – I live in Tooting – but it is one of the best streets in the capital if you want to experience a slice of multicultural London that hasn't been gentrified beyond recognition (hello Northcote Road) and a taste of real street food (none of your over-priced pop-up vans here, thank you).

This Saturday you can get a taste of genuine Arab culture when the 11th Annual Arab-American and North African Cultural Street Festival transforms that very block of Great Jones into a multicultural souk of music, food and crafts, representing traditions from Tunisia and Morocco to Syria and Jordan.

The taste lingers, taste of you,.

A taste of ashes.

A Taste of Management Consultancy.

A Taste of Industry.

Taste of Chong Qing.