Sentence examples for one of taste from inspiring English sources
The difference between a taxi honking and a seal barking is really just one of taste.
The only issue is one of taste -- the entrees without butter or heavy cream tasted more like home cooking than restaurant food.
"The fatal flaw in the novel is one of taste, " Sands declared, "which is somehow made worse because Ali is a distinguished novelist rather than a workaday hack..
The difference is almost one of taste.
"I am not attracted to Asian men," like "I don't like broccoli," is less a statement of preference than one of taste.
When they tested 24 subjects, 21 said they could discern at least one kind of taste associated with temperature, and 19 could taste two or more.
The legacy, they said, is one of good taste and seriousness.
What makes the dispute still more complicated is that the money question hides one of artistic taste.
Got ribbed for not (yet) having invited Carla Hall, one of the Taste America all-stars to cook at the Beard House.
The back story: More than 20 years ago, I had one of those taste epiphanies, the Proustian kind, where, embedded in your brain is a memory, an aroma, a texture and a story.
