Sentence examples for taste department from inspiring English sources

This sort of commingling often comes up trumps in the taste department.

That said, the company has continued to iterate on its formulas over time, so the bar may not be as bad as its predecessors in the taste department.

But warm milk on its own, even coming from the nipples of my betrothed, leaves a little something to be desired in the taste department for me if not for the baby.

Not only are these foods lacking in the taste department, but at $10,000 per pound, it's also incredibly expensive to ship freeze-dried spaghetti to low earth orbit.

Surely the music played at such an important ceremony should have equal impact in the taste and nutrition departments.

The tower embodies the Miesian aesthetic through which the Modern's design department's taste was initially formulated.

The biodiesel program, which will happen first, starting this spring, has already given the department a taste of the complexity of its project.

Alternatively, you'll have to fix a smile on your face and curse the poor taste of the hapless department secretary.

Moving on to Eva Braun's former lodgings, a few streets away, the one-time photographer of Vogue's "Choice of the Month" casts aspersions on the décor, castigating Hitler's girlfriend for her department-store taste.

This shop sells only six labels, but it stocks each collection with more dedication and audacity than department stores, whose taste is more restrained.

Younger tried to curb his new department's expensive tastes.