Sentence examples for sudden taste from inspiring English sources

The editor has developed a sudden taste for shagpile rugs.

Mr. Giglio, for one, is not mystified by the bankers' sudden taste for Italian cuisine.

It becomes an overnight sensation, giving Seymour a sudden taste of fame – and all he has to do to keep it is pay for it in blood.

And amid the clamour and frenzy of late 2016, this sudden taste for closing the door to the world, for retreating back to the hearth, is selling like hotcakes.

The other morning we visited our dental emporium, and as we reclined in the arms of the female oral hygienist, we were surprised to note that even her nails had been paints they insinuated themselves cleverly into our mouth and we felt that if we should close quickly on them we'd get a sudden taste of lobster.

And speaking of vehicles... Given that there are bus signs and billboards promoting Hotel Transylvania 2 all over town that prominently feature Dennis (i.e., the character that Asher voices in this upcoming Sony Pictures Animation release), how is the Blinkoffs' boy dealing with this sudden taste of fame?

The song offers audiences a sudden, pungent taste of a melody so enticing it could turn into a pop standard.

All of a sudden, bread tastes better, suits look spiffier, hymns even sound holier.

I would like to say that the English public thought that the song was simply not good enough, that they had a sudden attack of taste.

They believe in the sudden alteration in taste, which is sometimes called love, for without that change there is no true movement in life.

How else can one explain the sudden change in taste in the 1790's, when Federal-style furniture suddenly seduced Bostonians, formerly happy with bombé chests and Chippendale chairs?