Sentence examples for taste ranging from inspiring English sources

Vodka, distilled liquor, clear in colour and without definite aroma or taste, ranging in alcoholic content from about 40 to 55 percent.

The book also demonstrates that there is something like an aesthetic of bad taste, ranging from the pretentious and awful to the honestly excessive, like Gypsy Rose Lee's house, where, in a way that somehow seems entirely appropriate, not a single surface is left bare or unadorned; even the bathroom commode is encased in ornamental tole-work.

With paellas for every taste ranging from vegetable to duck to fish, this restaurant is a gem in Granada.

Others list the species as inedible, and notes that they have a "mildly rancid" smell, and with a taste ranging from rancid to farinaceous.

Kjartansson's musical taste ranges widely.

Its taste ranges from mild to slightly bitter, and it lacks any significant odor.

The beer's color is sometimes the result of roasted malts (though it's often artificially achieved with dark caramel syrups), while the taste ranges from mildly sweet to caramelly.

Music was his constant companion, his tastes ranging up to the contemporary.

Given the quality of the wines and the public's enthusiasm for them, prices were modest for the rieslings in our tasting, ranging from $9 to $39.

Gives her opinion of current stars, TV drama, and the books she's been reading, and mentions her eclectic musical tastes, ranging from Purcell to Salt-N-Pepa.

George Townsend and Adam Kaye, still only 18, grew up listening to folk, indie, electronica and dubstep, their early-teen tastes ranging from John Martyn to James Murphy.