Sentence examples for range of taste from inspiring English sources

My local Sainsbury's has just started a new range of Taste The Difference breads: sourdough, double chocolate, rye, multigrain.

The mixed responses to her work suggest both the predictable range of taste that characterizes any particular culture and the beguiling blend of convention and innovation that many scholars in the 21st century have noted.

As one of the leading dealers in both Old Master paintings and works by more modern, but no less costly, artists, he is able to accommodate a wider range of taste and styles than most of his colleagues.

Sex is the area of human experience that embraces the widest possible range of taste and proclivities.

Chocolate gourmands adore this range of taste, so the wine should live up to it.

Over the course of his 28 novels, he catered for a wide range of tastes.

Tame to torrid, the Mustang has always appealed to a wide range of tastes.

Although we liked all of the hams, there was a surprising range of tastes and textures.

A good local bookshop, however, will offer a much more diverse range of titles catering to a range of tastes.

Cable television succeeded because it offered viewers, for a monthly fee, narrowly focused channels for a wide range of tastes.

"They are voracious book buyers in this town, with a very broad range of tastes," he said.