Sentence examples for taste lost from inspiring English sources

Nigella's Lawson's Channel 4 cookery competition The Taste lost nearly half its audience on its second outing on Tuesday night, dropping to just 1 million viewers.

The most drastic change, however, was that Luther denied the doctrine of transubstantiation, according to which, during the performance of the rite of communion by a priest, the elements of bread and wine, though retaining their accidents (i.e., appearance) of colour, shape, and taste, lost their substance, which was replaced by the substance of the body of Christ.

The overhead shot of the kids in single-file behind the gung-ho PE teacher jogging through the Paris streets, gradually sneaking away to bunk off, is inspired, and so is Antoine's plagiarism of Balzac - a demonstration of literary good taste lost on his dullard schoolmaster.

For example, elimination of the umami substances from essential components for crab meat taste lost deliciousness of crab meat taste.

But step aboard a modern airliner, and the sense of taste loses its bearings.

He's admitting every charge against him, but qualifying his admission: "Don't I have great taste?" Losing My Edge was released in 2002 on a wave of rising hype for Murphy.

As with moral response, good taste meets with approbation while a prejudiced taste "loses all credit and authority" (SOT, 277).

Here is a lil' taste: "Losing him was blue like I'd never known / Missing him was dark gray, all alone / Forgetting him was like trying to know somebody you never met / But loving him was reeeeeeed" etc etc etc.

Coupled with a dash of citrus, black caviar, mignonnette or ginger soy, the half-dozen oysters in a progressive oyster tasting lost none of their character and gained even more interest.

It's no secret that players quitting out of a game makes a suboptimal experience for those left behind, from black screen host migrations, to the general sour-taste losing while down-a-man actually leaves.

It was the taste of lost love".