Sentence examples for taste and in from inspiring English sources

Her virtual disappearance from the literary scene after World War I was part of a more general shift in literary taste and in the institutions that housed poetry.

Like lots of bands, we have particular taste and in the past we've always chosen who to work with when making videos.

"Karl is very disciplined in his taste and in his life," said the Paris dealer Ariane Dandois, who has known the designer for decades.

He is a true connoisseur of Italy, an arbiter of taste, and in his depiction of Castelluccio he has effectively produced a compendium of his own work.

Just as Chekhov's masterwork is about the heartbreak of change, the downhill slide of commercial theater, in both level of taste and in number of productions, reflects a disrespect for truly live communication.

This philosophy could generally be extended to Strawberry Hill, which, with his characteristic humorous self-deprecation, Walpole referred to as a "small capricious house, built to please my own taste, and in some degree to realize my own visions" — a statement that hides the true importance of this unique enterprise and its ability to delight and amaze even today.

It's a story about income distribution, changes in taste, and advances in technology.

A mission statement promises a "dining experience defined by eclecticism in taste and clarity in presentation".

It was milder in taste and creamier in texture — and gobbled before any further conclusions could be reached.

According to the traditional Chinese medicine, it is bitter-sweet in taste and warm in nature [1 7].

Chocolate differs in taste and quality in the same way as wine, whiskey, cognac, seafood and game meats do.