Sentence examples for taste is for from inspiring English sources

It wouldn't be Christmas without crackers on the dining table, so whether your taste is for tasteful or novelty, there's a banger to suit you... Click on the image on the right to launch the gallery.

He knows good taste is for fools.

Her taste is for Gregorian chant, apparently.

Good grief, his only known taste is for Star Trek.

"My taste is for the expansive," Mr. Greene writes late in the book.

Labouring to impress in a power suit when the guy's undeclared taste is for novitiates?

Some exercises of consumer taste were for men and women.

The taste was for such Hollywood filmmakers as Alfred Hitchcock and Howard Hawks, and such European ones as Jean Renoir and Roberto Rossellini.

Truffaut's taste was for people on the margins, those for whom sympathy can be hard to find.

My first taste was for the spectacular — the frothings, the incandescences, the stinks and the bangs, which almost define an entry into chemistry.

The slight peculiarity, which Parker keeps a level head about, was that his taste was for teenage boys - the primary lure of Berlin.