Their "bad taste" shaped a new accepted taste.
My tastes are shaped by both cultures.
From that point there was no turning back, and Fuller spent the balance of the 1950s feverishly turning out westerns ("Forty Guns"), crime films ("Pickup on South Street") and war movies ("Fixed Bayonets!"), all shaped by his taste for dramatic extremes, violent conflicts and urgent moralizing.
In her drive to put Deer Isle on the culinary map, Bengis-Palei has played a similar role in shaping the high-end taste for other shellfish.
Their droney, seeping instrumentals have started to coalesce and take shape, revealing a taste for rock 'n' roll (or at least the blues) somewhere beneath the slime.
It's an index of how tastes have been shaped.
Allocated treatment consisted of a single tablet administered daily that was identical in size, shape, color, smell, and taste for both the intervention and placebo and packaged into identical pots each of which contained 70 tablets.
WEATHER VANES WANTED The public taste for American weather vanes is extending to oddball shapes.
The taste for excess in this magnet for hedonists is often considered a modern phenomenon, shaped by electronic music and fuelled by chemicals.
But once Mr. Obama got the taste for it, he pursued his executive power without apology, and in ways that will shape the presidency for decades to come.
