Sentence examples for natural taste for from inspiring English sources

A natural taste for low humor may not be strictly necessary for enjoyment of "The Glorious Ones," but it certainly wouldn't hurt.

What the two old enemies have in common, significantly, is a natural taste for irony: Grant's understatements, like Adams's self-mortifications, are meant to make the narrator seem modest while showing that he sees through everything.

Perhaps it's easy to overconsume in part because we have a natural taste for it, but of course it's included — along with sugar — in processed foods, and in quantities that the majority of public health officials believe to be unhealthy, causing high blood pressure in formerly healthy individuals and exacerbating it in those with existing high blood pressure.

Even when discussing English soccer hooliganism, which he blithely attributes to "a natural taste for disorder," he never touches on the phenomenon of working-class rage, or even mention that many of those football fans who behave so badly are unemployed.

Experiments have shown that people have a natural taste for cooperation.

Experiment a little using more pepper and sauce for a more spicy pork chop or less to allow the natural taste of the pork chop to come out.

This, he concluded, was the "natural Taste of Man".

His natural taste was for the comedy of violence and schadenfreude, and he took pride in having devised the moment in which Cleese gives Andrew Sachs's Manuel a sharp blow to the forehead with a dessert spoon.

Salting is crucial for seasoning the beans as well as preserving their natural taste.

Yes, I recognise that, along with the natural human taste for a conclusion: there has been a beginning, which proposes an end.

Tells of devices used to chemically isolate and register natural tastes and odors for artificial reproduction The I.F.F, has bottled odors of all sorts, including a fragrance labelled "cave".