Sentence examples for taste back from inspiring English sources

"I'm getting my sense of taste back," she told me.

I tried so many chillies in so many guises that I decided to bring a taste back home.

He made lithographs for The New Masses magazine in a knockabout style consonant with leftist taste back then.

"The sodium gets a little taste back into it," Mr. Oestreicher said, adding that "it's still within our standards".

Nor can luscious roast chicken that might have you cooking birds at home for a month of Fridays, trying to get that taste back in your mouth.

(Frank Stella's insolently literal-minded designs on blocky stretchers were the height of sophisticated taste back then; their emotional numbness has consigned them, in retrospect, to period décor).

A dandy, boulevardier and self-educated litterateur, Mr. Sonnenberg consulted only his own taste, backing it with substantial paychecks to his writers, some well known and others not.

But better than any ham and cheese you've tasted back home.

Sexual fetishists say they are unfairly targeted by the BBFC's censorship, which would sweep their particular sexual tastes back into the underground.

Part field guide, part memoir, it's filled with Mr. Wegman's youthful artwork and family photographs, as well as an essay about his early aesthetic tastes, back when he was making watercolors of his dog in the woods, painting American Indian alphabets using pigment extracted from berries, and admiring the sensuous brushwork in the Breck Girl ads.

Twenty-four hours a day, sometimes on programmed auto-pilot, sometimes with Mr. Johnston behind a microphone, he has woven his own musical tastes, backed by a 21,000-song catalog, into a mixture of the utterly obscure and the only mildly so.