Sentence examples for new taste from inspiring English sources

Mr. Zhang defended his new taste as international and modern.

Yet most new taste sensations are grounded in Japanese tradition.

But taxes aren't high enough to explain Europeans' new taste for free time.

"We actually found that creating totally new taste sensations alarms people," Mr. Lipson told me.

She describes her new taste for comedy as "political satire as a form of dissent".

"This is the best new taste I have had in years," he concludes.

With his compatriot Hubert Robert, he catered to a new taste for idealized, somewhat sentimentalized landscapes.

It also gave him an unlikely new taste for a Norwegian delicacy.

The simplicity of classical forms served that period's new taste for geometry.

(Then there was a subsequent outcry about the new taste, so it swapped back).

He said the added stimulants instead provided "a fresh new taste that is unique and fun".