Sentence examples for taste point from inspiring English sources
Students of popular literary taste point out that the leading categories of books, in terms of sales, are typically religious and "inspirational" books, books of advice for self-improvement, romantic and semihistorical novels, and novels of sex and sensationalism.
That said, from a purely taste point of view, the olive oil "Crudo" made by the Schiralli family in Bitetto, Puglia, and "Balduccio" made by Andreas März near Pistoia, Tuscany, are two of my very favorites.
So from an objective viewpoint as to whether Guizhou food could take off from a taste point of view, then I think definitely.
In addition to the importance of carbon dioxide in espresso coffee foam, we believe that carbon dioxide can play a role even from a taste point of view.
For taste points alone, both Ms. de Kwiatkowski and the designer David Netto turned out engaging Eames-era spaces.
He pulled a brisket from the smoker and cut a piece for me to taste, pointing out the red line running through the meat.
The visual of well worn materials give this kitchen style extra "taste" points and a lot of character.
He keeps talking about his wife, but his tastes point elsewhere.
The costume department gets extra history points; Lord Stanhope gets zero good-taste points.
If it's scoreless in the 65th minute and the U.S. can taste a point, Mexico is going to throw everything it has at them.
Why is it regarded as in the worst possible taste to point out that, less than a month ago, the princess was not regarded with the universal adulation now being afforded her memory?
