Sentence examples for taste given from inspiring English sources

Opposition parties, and some Belgrade residents, said the rallies were in bad taste given the severe losses the country suffered during the conflict.

From a choice of four puddings, we went for abade de priscos and port caramel, an acquired taste given that it's made with egg yolks, orange zest, cinnamon – and pork fat.

"It displays a kind of moral bad taste given the vast economic problems in the country," said Michael M. Thomas, a former Lehman Brothers partner who writes novels about Wall Street.

Mental health groups condemned the retailers' decisions to stock the items in the first place, calling them insensitive and in poor taste given the scale of mental health problems in the UK.

Six weeks out from the fight, the two met in Dublin for a press conference – not exactly to Eubank's taste, given that he was the champion, but no big deal.

One involves her obsession with the first world war, another her love for the jazz musician Art Pepper; also included are a couple of travel pieces (akin to calling The Odyssey a travel piece), the best of which is about taking her mother to Santa Fe, a "trial of taste", given her amusing and righteous allergy to Georgia O'Keeffe.

That oxidised taste gives the book part of its characteristic flavour.

February 2 2012 February 5 201212 Feb. 2-5: Rachelle Ferrell's six-octave vocal range and her winningly eclectic taste give her an advantage over other contemporary jazz-influenced singers.

Edamame Pâté: The addition of Marmite or Savorex, yeast extracts with an intense taste, give this vegetarian pâté a meaty flavor.

Each bite should be savored: precisely twenty seconds after hitting the tongue, the rich chocolate taste gives way to an increasingly intense bloom of chili.

Vienna porcelain achieved fame early for its rich decoration, which took many forms as one period of taste gave way to another.