Sentence examples for new taste for from inspiring English sources
But taxes aren't high enough to explain Europeans' new taste for free time.
She describes her new taste for comedy as "political satire as a form of dissent".
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.
It's not just clothing that is reflecting the UK's new taste for kitsch.
Choose foods with different textures and colors, so that every meal is a banquet of new tastes for your tongue.
But only now, after nearly 50 years, has the first substantial movie version arrived, made possible by advances in CGI and a new taste, arguably, for politically inflected escapism and good-versus-evil battle fantasy.
What may be bland to you is a whole new taste sensation for your baby.
"So what's up, Louis?" Nunez launched into his spiel: many Latino restaurants hadn't received an explanatory mailing from the Health Department; customers won't like the new taste; and — tweaked for the Cuban beat — what is this, a Communist country?
Prime example of industry caution was Fuller Biscuit's decision to hold off on latest entry, Buffalo Chips, and wait for market to steady before testing demand for new taste.
