Sentence examples for subject of taste from inspiring English sources
I know funny," O'Neal proclaims in countless interviews on the subject of taste and offence.
In 2011 the chef was the subject of a documentary called "A Matter of Taste".
"Before 2003, the subject of public taste and choosing what was appropriate was much better than now".
Immunohistochemistry of fungiform papillae from sour-normal subjects revealed labeling of taste bud cells by antibodies to ASICs 1a and 1β, PKD2L1, phospholipase C-β2, and δ-ENaC.
It is always useful to have a large exhibition that gives a sense of the evolution of subject, taste and style in American art.
Issues on the subject of "smell" and "taste" literally offered those opportunities to the readers.
The prize is that the winner gets to write the headline on the City Room post announcing his or her victory — subject, of course, to taste considerations and the byzantine laws of New York Times headline-writing style.
These people are called models and as types they are no less subject to the whims of taste than are handbags and shoes.
Further, it is subject to the vagaries of taste and fashion.
It's not that this trailer-trash family sitcom, which is nearing the end of its first season on the Logo channel, tests any boundaries of taste or subject matter or camp that haven't already been trampled in shows from "Will and Grace" to "Petticoat Junction".
