Sentence examples for taste for animal from inspiring English sources

Eating meat supports the killing of animals for no reason other than to satisfy humans' acquired taste for animal flesh.

Putin hasn't got quite the same taste for animal cruelty as Amin, but his small demonstrations of power are matched by his larger ones.

Darwin coined this taste for animals the "carnivorous syndrome".

The carnival setting and magical voyages let him indulge a taste for fantastical animals, oversize puppets and whimsical takes on Baroque stage machinery.

Cartier-Bresson agreed, and was always known for the quickness of his photography (he loved the word snap); but after returning from Africa he lost his taste for hunting animals.

There's no denying this fact and although we may arbitrarily choose to live with some animals and eat others due to traditions and social norms, our appreciation for the taste of animal-based foods in general, has not diminished over the ages.

I suspect that he is "romancing" a bit when he says this, but that the larger point he is making is serious and true: well-cared-for animals taste better than mass-produced ones.

Gochman, a biology student at Dartmouth said that despite their taste for alcohol, the animals did not appear to suffer any detrimental consequences from imbibing.

In the first chapter the child monk, indulging a boyish taste for cruelty to animals, ties rocks around the bodies of a fish, a frog and a snake and laughs as they struggle to move.

Back home at his father's estate, which he fled for the Scottish capital, Hallam was a seasoned voyeur with a taste for dressing up in animal skins and lipstick.

Children are giving up meat in record numbers, according to many local and national experts, for reasons ranging from taste to animal rights to concern for the environment.