Sentence examples for taking taste from inspiring English sources

Differences between Likert scores (measuring comfort, mobility, chewing efficiency, comfort of impression taking, taste and preference of impression taking) for each denture will be calculated and compared using the Wilcoxon test for matched pairs.

Choose one that suits your liking, taking taste, juiciness, and price into consideration: T-bone: T-bone steaks are strip steaks and filet mignon separated by a bone shaped like a "T".

According to Zschirnt and Ruedin (2016), "taking taste-based discrimination seriously, it can be assumed that more distant and visible minority groups are discriminated against more than other groups".

Saul Williams takes taste very seriously.

I'm not surprised that the response from critics in particular has been mostly hostile; I made jokes, after all, about a lot of critics' favorite movies, and critics are critics because they take taste personally.

JOSH GRAY Roxbury, Conn., Sept. 4, 2012 To the Editor: It is clearly obvious that the scientists did not take taste into account in determining differences between organic and nonorganic produce.

A thermometer works well for this, but you could always take taste tests instead to find out!

I wound up not having the time to take tasting notes (and the bar was too wet to write on anyway).

"I remember peeling the first one and taking a taste.

Everyone, to use a drug dealer's term, everyone was taking a taste".

Taking a taste, I found that same sweet malt character balanced by spicy hops and a delightfully dry, lingering finish.