Wainwright's taste for strong female characters also distinguishes her writing.
And so on.There is an obvious culprit: booze, especially the Russian taste for strong spirits, sometimes not fit for human consumption and often moonshine.
In the end, this -- as much as his all-seeing eye, his ironclad analytical powers and his taste for strong tobacco -- is what makes him not just a detective, but Sherlock Holmes.
But deftly done, such moves send a discreet signal to voters with a taste for a stronger political message.
Latinos spend more of their income on food and clothing than other Americans, and may have a preference for strong tastes and smells.
THE teetotal state of Gujarat, in the west of India, has once again revealed a taste for a strong political brew.
Among the women, those with the greatest number of spouses were themselves considered high-quality mates, the hardest working, the most reliable, with scant taste for the strong maize beer the Pimbwe famously brew.
The movie begins with Quell's waning days in the service at the end of the Second World War, his mental and spiritual damage coming to the fore as sexual obsession and a taste for the poisonously strong drink that he concocts out of chemicals at hand.
A "strong" taste for a supertaster is much more intense than a "strong" taste for a nontaster.
A similar taste-based explanation was advanced by Åstebro and Thompson (2011) who argued that entrepreneurs have stronger taste for variety and tend to have experienced more occupations at the cost of lower earnings.
