Sentence examples for taste for was from inspiring English sources

It could be, as Eddie Murphy once said in a different context, that anything you have to acquire a taste for was never meant to be eaten.

Here he gained a taste for being at the centre of things.

It gave me a flavour of, although not a taste for, being an artistic director.

Dr. Hauser is currently working on a book called "Evilicious: Why We Evolved a Taste for Being Bad".

The only traditional adult pastime nobody seems to be worried about the young developing a taste for is sex.

He directed one of The Wire's final episodes and developed a taste for being behind the camera.

PRESIDENT Nasser, who has a taste for anniversaries, was expected to celebrate one at Gaza last weekend.

But the Japanese anyway seem to have lost their taste for what was once a delicacy.

My taste for adventure was growing.

Cricket writer Ivo Tennant believes that Chapman's "taste for conviviality was his undoing".

Vittoria, Cosimo having lost his taste for administration, was further empowered by admission to the Grand Duke's Consulta (Privy Council).