Sentence examples for taste for having from inspiring English sources

The lockout was sought and is now being enforced by the owners, some of them hard-line, deep-pocketed businessmen with limited N.F.L. roots and an earned taste for having things their own way, whatever the cost.

If the sight of Robert Downey Jr summoning his Iron Man accessories from across a room gave you a taste for having your own powered exoskeleton, your wish may soon be granted.

And it's something I now have a taste for, having stood at the top of Mount Everest Sagarmatha, Chomolungma in virtual reality.

And it's something I now have a taste for, having stood at the top of Mount Everest – Sagarmatha, Chomolungma – in virtual reality.

Another, more metaphysical survey was conducted yesterday: Does the food taste different for having been blessed?

Neither does he seem to have much taste for politics, having shunned public life until last year.

My politics hadn't changed, but my taste for it had.

While I still have my copy of Where the Sidewalk Ends, my taste for poetry has matured just a little.

And the taste for it has migrated into the mainstream.

Mexicans' taste for axolotls has endured, generating some strong reactions from Europeans over the years.

Abu Dhabi's taste for caviar has grown alongside its economic prowess.