Sentence examples for taste represents from inspiring English sources

"Rothschild taste represents the Golden Age in Holland, the Golden Age in France and the Golden Age in England," said Lord Hindlip, chairman of Christie's.

We identify groupings of preferred characteristics as distinct environmental tastes that, drawing upon Bourdieu's theory of taste, represent general dispositions, preferences, or orientations regarding the environment.

Once we are armed with a modest account of what a judgment of taste is, we can then proceed to more ambitious questions about whether or not judgments of taste represent real properties of beauty and ugliness.

In this context it was often suggested that the taste represented the tradition, such that the unique taste of traditional alcohol was part of its appeal and also contributed to local and generational pride in its production.

Mr. Pontallier says that keeping with evolving wine tastes represents a far deeper challenge.

So just to be clear: The list of the top 10 wines in our tasting represents only those we liked in that small sample, although I think it offers an accurate cross-section of what is generally available.

The ales tasted represent a selection generally available in shops specializing in good beers.

The tequilas tasted represent a selection generally available in good retail shops and restaurants.

"Competitions", he says, "fall over themselves to find juries with eclectic tastes, representing every corner of the musical world.

And while many hoteliers acknowledge that such tastes represent a niche market, hotels that aspire to be child-free are dodgy about saying so.

The lack of bitter taste is particularly unexpected because natural toxins typically taste bitter, and bitter taste thus represents an important natural defense against the ingestion of poisonous chemicals from the external environment (Glendinning 1994).