Sentence examples for taste palette from inspiring English sources

Now while that may sound like a sugary mess... you have to realize that this child seriously expanded his taste palette, made independent choices and may just be ready for Sloppy Joes next summer!

Blending elements of her nation's style with modern pop elements, her music adds a new taste to the palette without estranging listeners.

Makers of garden taste promoted pastel palettes and expensive masonry.

The best part is that the taste remained on my palette after I had swallowed.

The move definitely opened things up a little for me, in terms of just widening my palette and taste.

The film takes a hard look at the post-war food industry and how it has managed to cultivate in the American palette a taste for food products that have lots of calories and little nutritional value.

I was so obsessed by the idea of discovering a whole new palette of tastes that I hadn't even watched out for the little details that had changed since I quit smoking.

You should start with a clean palette when tasting.

In a novel concerned with Renaissance art, I cherish Brown's notion that painters mix colours on a "palate" rather than a "palette": fancy a taste of azurite or ultramarine washed down by a swig of the Bombay Sapphire, Highland Park single malt or Gaja Nebbiolo that, in another flurry of commercial endorsements, the characters drink?

Appreciating food for its texture as opposed to its taste is not something my palette has been well trained for.

The more you learn about and taste wine, the more your palette matures, just like the wine matures in its bottle.