Sentence examples for specialized taste from inspiring English sources

Even if the album becomes a specialized taste, there may always be a place for it.

But Kipling became a specialized taste, alien to both the popular and political imaginations.

Or maybe it's a specialized taste: Women in Natural-Waist Jeans Gone Wild.

The sensation of sweetness is transmitted through specific protein molecules, called receptors, located on the surface of specialized taste cells.

By degrees, the habit of going to films from abroad has shrunk so much that it has come to seem an odd, specialized taste, like chocolates dipped in brandy — or, for some people, in arsenic.

While South Korea's colonization of the world's popular culture through the so-called Korean Wave of soap operas, pop groups and, most recently, the ubiquitous "Gangnam Style" music video is well established, its films have remained a more specialized taste.

Theatergoers with less specialized tastes, however, would be justified in wishing he were less generous with the musical interludes.

Deciphering complicated graphs and reading reams of statistics are specialized tastes, and authors want their work to be widely accessible.

Serious birders marvel at apps like iBird ($20 for iBird Explorer Plus on the iPhone, soon on Android), iBird Yard ($5 for iPad) Audubon Birds ($20 on iPhone), National Geographic Hand-Held Birds ($10 on iPhone), BirdsEye ($20 for iPhone) and, for more specialized tastes, Peterson Guides ($3 for various iPhone titles) and Chirp!

Craft beers have surged in popularity along with the rise of American beer gardens, consumers developing more specialized tastes, and a trend toward lower prices.

But the show's greatest appeal is to more specialized, cultish taste; intentionally or not, it offers the loopy delights of a cut-rate, over-the-top horror movie.