Sentence examples for taste of the force from inspiring English sources

Large parts of western Europe, south-east Asia and South Africa get an early taste of The Force Awakens on Wednesday 16, and everyone else follows over the ensuing 48 hours – with only China holding back until 9 January.

Gov. Jerry Brown on Thursday had a taste of the forces he is up against as he tries to sell his budget plan.

Moreover, Greeley believed that secession had been the work of a small minority of fire-eating fanatics; a quick blow and a little taste of the full force of the Union Army would embolden the silent majority of Southern Unionists he believed had yet to be roused.

The mayhem around the country on Sunday gave a taste of what the forces may be up against.

In L'Amour de l'Art (The Love of Art: European Art Museums and Their Public) Bourdieu highlighted the innate nature of talent or taste, demonstrating the force of social determinism in our relation to culture, particularly pictorial art.

"You have the garlic taste without the force, you have the natural juice of parsley without the butter," he once explained to me.

This illustrates his general conception of the force of rules of taste: they express underlying commonalities in the etiology of human preferences without entailing complete agreement about particulars.

Bourdieu, upon careful sociological consideration of the history of this aspect of taste, pointed out that culture and taste are the forces governing society.

But Feigen's own defects of taste do not diminish the force of his assault on the nihilistic egalitarianism that now runs rampant in the art world.

The taste of the cookie itself?

Others mentioned the taste of the food.