Overall the book has the overprocessed taste of a stump speech, the calculated polish of a string of anecdotes to be delivered on a television chat show.
Helen certainly had her lapses — of taste, speech, values, and dignity.
20 36 This is important as around 30% of untreated patients will suffer long-term problems, including facial disfigurement potentially complicated by facial contracture, reduced sense of taste, speech problems, eye mouth synkinesias, corneal ulceration and adverse psychological impact.
A super-collided worst-of-both-worlds that doesn't commit to any moral or logical argument: a guiding idea about either freedom-of-speech or good taste.
A courtier, he was a habitué of the salon of the Marquise de Rambouillet, where his taste and judgment in questions of speech and writing earned the respect of men of letters.
One irony of American hip-hop culture is that white suburban kids strive to emulate the inner city tastes in dress and manner of speech that are described in rap music or depicted in its videos.
"By Jove, it's the reward circuitry!" A dedicated member of the "to each his own taste" club, I'm all for freedom of speech.
NIDCD: Identification and cloning of genes/proteins involved in the normal and disordered development in the areas of hearing, balance, smell, taste, voice, speech, and language.
It added in a statement: "Where an industry is underpinned by freedom of speech, there will always be opposing voices and differences of opinion on taste and decency.
In return, Clinton showered praise on Warren, delighting in the ease with which she has rankled Trump by giving him a taste of his own medicine in scathing speeches and attacks delivered on Twitter.
