Sentence examples for taste for example from inspiring English sources

Take my first taste, for example.

It is in poor taste, for example, for employees of investment banks that were bailed out using taxpayer dollars to show off much of anything.

A cover in bad taste, for example, might be defined as holding the head a little higher so that the neck could be seen dripping blood from it, and moving the body over a little further so that the neck of the body could be seen to be bloody.

The physical form that the medicine takes – whether it's given as a capsule or an injection, or whether it has a peculiar taste, for example – is not really important, but the body learns, over time, to associate this physical form with the biochemical change induced by the drug itself.

His celebrated essay on taste, for example, draws heavily on French thought, particularly on that of the Abbé Jean-Baptiste Dubos.

Democritus' theory of taste, for example, shows how different taste sensations are regularly produced by contact with different shapes of atoms: some atoms are jagged and tear the tongue, creating bitter sensations, or are smooth and thus roll easily over the tongue, causing sensations of sweetness.

A tequila tasting, for example, is $45; a black-tie gala is $200.

In part this is because many of the new stations cater for specialist tastes: for example, XFM, London's new station, will play "alternative rock".

But in due course, ceramics echoing more native tastes — for example studiedly irregular raku vessels — also became an integral part of the complex tea-drinking ritual.

Even though we very much liked the three Vouvrays in our tasting, for example, a fair amount of sparkling Vouvray is made as sort of a dumping ground for grapes less than ripe or otherwise imperfect.

The totopo tasting, for example, offers three crisp corn tortillas: the first with crabmeat salpicon, the second with an escabeche of duck confit and refried white beans, and the third with roasted chayote, tomato and chipotle.