Sentence examples for showing a taste for from inspiring English sources

Spanish politicians are showing a taste for the sort of intervention long practised across the border in France.

That is a record of unusual constancy in a government with a merry-go-round of ministers who come and go at Mr. Chávez's whim, often shunted aside for displeasing their boss or for showing a taste for the spotlight.

In this, his second feature, Mr. Carax lives up to his billing as "the natural heir of Jean-Luc Godard," showing a taste for underground types and milieus, an inventive eye and a tolerance for tedium.

When the torch comes to London in 2012, she'll be 21 and she's already showing a taste for victory.

As they are reintroduced to modern society, some peregrines are showing a taste for urban life, where high-rise buildings resemble their preferred high cliffs and rocky ledges.

Since the crash, he has shown a taste for Thatcherite derring-do.

But top-ranking citizens have previously shown a taste for foreign culture.

In the pet-infested squalor of their East Hampton mansion, mother and daughter famously show a taste for unconventional style.

One is a blog she used to practise her written English, where she showed a taste for murder mysteries.

But by the time of auction, the prince had already shown a taste for pricey trophies, paying $500 million for a yacht and $300 million for a chateau in France.

The new conservative administration of Prime Minister Jacques Chirac has already shown a taste for unearthing scandals damaging to the French Socialists, and thus indirectly to President Francois Mitterrand.