Sentence examples for particular taste from inspiring English sources

Madame de Pompadour had a particular taste for birds.

"The ravioli has a very particular taste," he said.

Doctors, as it happens, have very particular taste in shoes.

Zoe Rahman, the British jazz pianist, has very particular taste when it comes to drummers.

If there is a particular taste at work, it is for the comic, historic, poetic.

"This title has a particular taste for me, for the group too," he said.

And artificial flavoring cannot be added to replicate a particular taste, like that of blackberries.

The inside is beautiful too but in a very particular taste.

The Zuelligs' Meiyintang porcelain is very much a European collection of a particular taste.

Whether it's from a cow, goat or sheep, each has its own particular taste, consistency and story.

Salt's relationship to flavour is multidimensional: it has its own particular taste and it enhances the flavour of other ingredients.