Sentence examples for taste look from inspiring English sources

For a taste, look at the advertisement its dancers made with Arsenal players for Citroën.

Aging develops the characteristic taste, look, and aroma of the brandy.

If that's a little too recognizable for your taste, look to Piaget's Miss Protocole's XL Seasons watch ($62,000).

We are sensitive to the taste, look and feel of good beer, as well as affordable prices depending on the market.

Today, I can tolerate okra in gumbo, but I hate the taste, smell, look, texture, color -- EVERYTHING about lima beans.

"A lot of wine is about becoming aware — smells, taste, looking, texture," Sergio explained.

Dear Jessica, There are a few key things that almost every woman with taste looks for in a man she wants to date.

For more mature tastes, look for Godiva chocolates by the cash register ($24 for a 7.2-ounce box) as well as a selection of truffles including dark raspberry, dark caramel with sea salt, milk cappuccino, and dark tiramisu ($1.25 each).

I once immersed myself in the topic, doing a blind scrapple tasting, looking for the best.

He said the test of a perfect croissant should be more than how it tasted, looked or smelt.

There is no pretense that anything but sex is being offered, which is just fine for people with louche tastes looking to avoid polite society.