Sentence examples for standard tastes from inspiring English sources

EM Looks standard, tastes standard.

"You wind up developing tastes that are totally out of synch with standard tastes," John Gravois, D.S. '97, said.

But with few exceptions, the recipes – the 12 that would comprise the standard tasting menu plus a few options – were startlingly flavourful and visually spectacular.

Strolling onto the stage in a flowing purple skirt, Wright begins with a rendition of the standard Taste of Honey, with skeletal, bluesy accompaniment from her superb backing band.

The standard tasting usually involves a well-rounded selection of four or five wines from the current and future vintages, while a reserve tasting often includes wines from older, good vintages, wines with small production, and sometimes wines not sold commercially.

Four espresso coffees with different amounts of crema were rated on each characteristic by espresso coffee consumers in three evaluation conditions: visual condition (expectation induced by crema visual cues), in-mouth condition (espresso coffee tasting while participants were blindfolded), full condition (standard tasting).

I went into another room and tied a blindfold around my head while she uncorked the wine and poured it into two standard tasting glasses.

The wines were presented in randomised order in coded standard tasting glasses (ISO 3591).

Freddy has perfect grammar, but, in keeping with his non-standard tastes, he prefers to use a finely discriminated array of non-standard English expressions to characterize his regular outbreaks of good feeling.

Nevertheless, we have a real standard for taste, in the taste of a good judge who is in the correct position for judgment.

We had a taste experience at dinner the other night that recalled the funny incident in Don Quixote, used as an example by David Hume in his Of The Standard of Taste, where Sancho Panza's kinsmen taste some wine from a hogshead, and pronounce it good.