Sentence examples for sudden taste for 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.
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.
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.
In particular, one element of Anderson's direction offers kinetic invention — his taste for sudden action bursting into the frame, which, during the movie's early scenes of a suburban setup (when an ordinary family finds itself thrust into a vortex of violence), occur with such a regular and ludicrous insistence that I expected the rest of the film to ramp it up into out-and-out comedy.
The public image of the star has all of a sudden shifted from "avuncular authority figure with silly sweaters and a speech impediment" to "calculated, opportunistic predator with a taste for pudding".
A sudden opportunity to dispose of this pet sets in motion a pitch-black comic plot in which a janitor with a taste for dog soup and a spacey bookkeeper with a hero complex also figure prominently.
Taste for seasoning and serve.
