Sentence examples for taste for global from inspiring English sources
Many of the old standby restaurants have reopened, and new ones — like Scott Boswell's pan-European Stella and John Besh's Domenica — cater to the influx of younger residents and tourists with a taste for global flavors.
Mr Mori, however, is a man with his feet firmly planted in his own prefecture's rural mud and someone who has never acquired much of a taste for global statesmanship.
He also cooked up the idea for the fabled Food, an artist-run, community-spirited restaurant-as-be-in on the corner of Prince and Wooster Streets, catering to hungry neighborhood artists and pioneering hippie-ish taste for global cuisine, fresh produce and sushi in the days when exotic seasoning in New York still meant salsa and soy sauce.
The world has lost its taste for well-meaning global intervention in the spirit of democracy and human rights, and the American public will not support Obama's attempt to intervene on behalf of embattled Syrian elements.
Others may know that Mr. Murakami, a Japanese novelist in his late 50's, has a taste for Western and global cultural references.
It's seriously forceful, tart and pungent, the way Dijon mustard used to be before it was tempered for global tastes.
Global threats call for global responses.
The global taste for modern masters helped the market for Impressionist and modern art continue its upward climb at Christie's on Wednesday night, where record prices were reached for artists like Matisse and Gris.
"Putty Hill" owes more to the taste for doc-fiction hybrids in global art cinema than to the rules of the American indie playbook.
THE megaplexing trend appears to be going as global as the taste for American movies.
In an age of increasingly global flavours, a taste for tangy, tomatoey tinned beans – and salty Marmite or sawdusty rich tea biscuits – marks you out as an unmistakable product of the British Isles.
