Sentence examples for taste for creating from inspiring English sources

It took seven years to complete and gave him a taste for creating fantastical environments.

Perversely, the taste for quality creates problems of its own.

Previously, Alfred based its recommendations for restaurants, bars, coffee shops and nightclubs on a quick "taste profile" created for users through a short quiz upon launch.

But how is a taste for such reading created in the first place?

Sugar was also added to the spicy-sour dish to adapt it for American tastes, creating the General Tso's Americans love today.

As usual there's a technological explanation: the popularity of Beats by Dre and other noise-isolating headphones may be changing tastes, creating demand for softer sounds, for music with more breathing room and more sharply drawn details. "Listeners are becoming very sophisticated, very discerning, and I think we hear that in production styles," Mr. Milosh said.

And he had impeccable taste, creating this".

"Interestingly, this was specific to sweet and umami tastes, with sweet taste inhibited and umami taste significantly enhanced". Umami is a Japanese term for the savory taste created by a type of amino acid called glutamate, and ribonucleotides called inosinate and guanylate.

In 1961 and 1962, thanks to Mrs. Mellon's influence on Jacqueline Kennedy's taste, he created Christmas trees for the White House.

A creamy foil for the sharp beef taste, it created an extraordinary interplay of textures and flavors.

"Sony Pictures is moving quickly to redesign itself for the digital age," Mr. Stringer said in a statement yesterday, "and our management team, guided by John's intellect and taste, can create the entertainment model for this new era".