Sentence examples for overlapping taste from inspiring English sources

Over coffee at Veronica People's Club near their homes in Greenpoint, Mr. Adebimpe 36, and Mr. Malone, 37, the group's main songwriters and vocalists, discussed their mostly overlapping taste and their shared history as alterna-teens with Melena Ryzik.

It looks at all of the information widgets on all the pages and tabs in your account, compares that to other members with overlapping taste, and suggests content they have that you don't.

It's fascinating to figure out how a film that should never have worked (too many cooks) did — in my opinion, largely because of the fire and desperation of three people with strangely overlapping tastes and eccentricities: David Selznick, Margaret Mitchell, and Vivien Leigh.

The Netflix hit House of Cards was famously greenlit based not on proof of concept, but on the streaming giant's knowledge of its users' overlapping tastes.

The result is not streaming radio, but a music blog (hence "mog") scene where people with overlapping musical tastes talk about concerts, post MP3s and share videos.

Taste overlaps with social position; taste classifies the classifier.

Taste receptors are expressed in distinct and non-overlapping taste receptor cell populations; in this manner, each taste quality is recognized by a specialized taste cell type expressing a receptor tuned to that quality [3].

But at several other new rooms the emphasis will be on a highbrow experience that aims to tap into patrons' overlapping interests and tastes.

Mash1, a basic helix-loop-helix type transcription factor, was used as a marker for thelix-loop-helix typexpress neural cell adhelix-loop-helix typeh do notranscriptionm5-expressing taste cells (Miura et al. 2005).

They miss the social strengths of internet collections: the ability to advertise your own good, or at least distinctive, taste, and find other people whose tastes overlap with yours.

A half-dozen spring shows in the New York area will reveal the overlapping bling tastes of Tibetan deities and humans.