Sentence examples for taste for reading from inspiring English sources

Though Harrigan had no formal education, he had a taste for reading from the first.

He also acquired a taste for reading about mid-nineteenth-century America, the subject that continued to fascinate him as an adult.

His stepmother doubtless encouraged Lincoln's taste for reading, yet the original source of his desire to learn remains something of a mystery.

The key relation in his life was with his older brother, Warnie, with whom he shared a taste for reading and even a private language and mythology, and to whom he remained close throughout Warnie's long, unhappy, and, later, alcoholic life.

(The bloody habits of his offspring are chronicled in the Vatnsdala Saga. If you have a taste for mayhem, read it: Warlocks get their buttocks sliced off with Ingimundur's family sword).

Under Daimler's control, Chrysler lost its knack for reading consumer tastes and delivering timely products, like the original minivan and its first Jeep Grand Cherokee.

Afternoons and evenings, whether in Mexico City or London, where in recent decades he lived for part of each year to escape celebrity, were for reading (his tastes were wide, including Wordsworth), the cinema (a lifelong passion), for seeing friends and for seduction, at which he was a master.

The main feed is solid for reading all your favorite content in one place, but doesn't help you expand your tastes.

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

Very occasionally, a bluestocking -- a governess, a young woman with a taste for serious reading -- would appear in a play or story, without mockery, but without sustained wit either.

I had heard of Pitt's lively curiosity, his passion for architecture, philanthropy, his catholic taste in reading material.