Sentence examples for odd taste from inspiring English sources

The Georges had odd taste, no taste and good taste in volatile variations.

This is a curious picture, which leaves an odd taste in the mouth.

I don't like them: there is an odd taste -- perhaps some type of vanilla -- that I'm sure is authentic.

Solutions like Pedialyte are not familiar to most children — and while they don't taste bad, they can have an odd taste that many children don't like.

At the end of the day, Halecki complained of an odd taste in his mouth, and he was thereafter admitted to a hospital where he died of carbon tetrachloride poisoning.

Crimes happen in distinctly German locales like the little city garden plots called schrebergarten, where nature-loving Germans grow their own tomatoes and show off their odd taste for plastic gnomes.

Sounds odd, tastes delicious.

He's got fairly odd tastes for a drummer (most drummers are ape over Billy Cobham, Cream or Yes) – he actually named Allen Toussaint's album of last year, entitled Southern Nights, among his most-played records.

I have odd tastes.

Garlic in the coating, as used by Aikens, simply burns, while Slater's smoked paprika imparts a richer colour but also, as one of my testers observes, an "odd meaty taste".

By degrees, the habit of going to films from abroad has shrunk so much that it has come to seem an odd, specialized taste, like chocolates dipped in brandy — or, for some people, in arsenic.