Sentence examples for taste of diverse from inspiring English sources

* Tours offer taste of diverse Queens neighborhood.

Chief executive officers with high CQs learn how to adapt to the tastes of culturally diverse markets while retaining their brands' strong identities.

Carpaccio di salmone consisted of thinly sliced marinated salmon with crostini and a scoop of Dijon mascarpone cheese in a radiccio leaf, offering a balance of diverse tastes and textures.

And the area's night life — which in the past mostly consisted of prostitutes plying their trade outside the Garden Hotel or the grungy Cave Bar (360 Huan Shi Dong Lu; 86-20-8386-3660) — reflects this influx of diverse tastes.

Beijing's cooks are preparing to feed the world when the Olympics begin next week, but Flushing can provide New Yorkers with a local taste of China's most diverse food city.

But Heaven Beach (48 Building 7, Ratchawithi Road; no phone) and its popular house band offer just a taste of the vibrant and diverse live music scene that's taken hold in this laid-back northern city.

"This marriage of technology and history means that anyone, anywhere can see artifacts and sites that, provide a taste of the rich and diverse story of America," U.S. Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell said in today's announcement.

Her husband would be a clever enough piece of work just for his name -- Mr. Toad -- but he also happens to be an aficionado of ladies' corsetry and a man of diverse sexual tastes.

The circuitry outlined here is very exciting in light of the importance of taste reactivity to diverse behavioral studies.

But Ernst is also a man of diverse, art-house tastes that are often more eclectic than that of the average viewer of Channel One.

We are a group of diverse ages and tastes: my girlfriend and I (Manhattan food people in our mid-20s); my brother and his girlfriend (artsy Londoners, a few years older); our parents (middle-aged Torontonian sophisticates); an aunt and uncle (middle-aged small-town Canadians); and my grandparents (90-year-old Palm Beachers).