Sentence examples for present taste from inspiring English sources

We prefer an architectural metaphor for landscape design, and that says something about present taste.

"One reads the first two stories in Salley Vickers's first collection with a slight uneasiness," admitted William Palmer in the Independent: "'Mrs Radinsky' and 'Join Me For Christmas' are perfectly tailored, with witty twists at the ends, but are a bit too pat for our present taste for stories which are open-ended, non-judgmental, and still doggedly post-Chekhovian".

When both are present, taste intensity increases by fourfold to eightfold compared to that when only glutamic acid is present.

Stuart Gillies will be appearing at Gordon Ramsay presents Taste of Christmas from December 4-7 at ExCel London.

The second values the cost of the exposition to water presenting tastes and odours.

A starter of hand-formed shrimp dumplings was exceptional - beautifully presented, tasting of actual shrimp, perfumed with ginger and enlivened by shiitakes and bits of Chinese broccoli.

So allow us to present our taste, in order, as collected in 12 issues of VICE Magazine over the past year.

Transcripts for MCTP2 were also present in taste buds but expression was not detected by ISH (data not shown).

We recently reported a gene expression database comprised of over 2,300 transcripts present in taste buds but not surrounding lingual epithelial cells in macaques [7].

In addition to ANO7, transcripts for ANO2, ANO4, ANO5, ANO6, and ANO9 were present in taste buds but signals were not detectable by ISH (data not shown).

Some overlap with IP3R3-GFP expressing TRCs was detected but most anti-GABAB1/B2 labeling was present in taste cells that do not express IP3R3 and are not Type II cells.