Sentence examples for suggested a taste for from inspiring English sources

McBride's physique suggested a taste for Guinness and idle afternoons in a lawn chair.

A cynic might have concluded that he was courting scandal: an earlier House of Commons walkout by Lib Dem MPs, and Mr Clegg's avowal that he would sooner go to jail than carry an ID card, had suggested a taste for stunts.

There are some watercolors he did a little later, during the 1920's, while traveling in the Soviet Union and Iran, that suggest a taste for Delacroix.

These paths between novels – the publishers promise a further book in the same loose sequence – suggest a taste for Norse and Lawrentian saga.

Measures like his proposed sugar tax suggest a taste for subjecting the poor to behavioural nudging, that they might better reflect bourgeois sensibilities.

For her, Field chose pieces by Vivienne Westwood and Rick Owens, to suggest a taste for funkier, more "underground" clothing.

His balance of Apollonian and Dionysian traits is suggested by a taste for drawing delicate sketches of tiki cocktails.

Experiments on rats suggest that a taste for junk food can be acquired in the womb.The most effective marketing tools are often subtle.

Were he alive today, Bonhoeffer might suggest that a taste for cheap grace, compounded by an appetite for false freedom, is leading Americans down the road to perdition. .

The Stalking of Julia Gillard Walsh Bitter Walsh Bisthe is the flavour of Kerry-Anne Walsh's shocking political expose – and the local popularity of this book suggests that it's a taste for which Brisbane readers are most hungry.

Dark rum seems to be the most popular choice, suggesting the Germans have a taste for the tropical, but Serious Eats's bourbon and Doves Farm's brandy both work perfectly well if you don't happen to have anything else knocking about.