Sentence examples similar to taste setting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bolcom's catholicity of taste set an example too.

Each taste set off an echo chamber of numbing spice in my mouth.

Friday's opening program, "Saint-Saëns and the Cultivation of Taste," set the stage for much of what followed throughout the weekend, both in its variety of styles and in the thoroughgoing excellence of its performances.

Tura's change of tone was largely dictated by subject matter, of course, but it defies the standards of taste set down by Florentine painters and writers, standards that have framed the way Renaissance art is judged.

Serves 4 60g short grain pudding rice 3 tbs demerara sugar a bay leaf a vanilla pod 1l full cream milk 150g clotted cream For the plums: 400g damsons or other dark plums sugar to taste Set the oven at 140C/gas 140C/gas

Anything goes, right?" She maintains that no one really follows the strict social guidelines and standards of good taste set down in the novels of Edith Wharton or in "The Rise of Silas Lapham".

100g butter 2 onions, peeled and sliced very thinly 2 cucumbers, cut into 0.5cm-thick slices 150ml chicken stock 50ml white wine 2g ground mace (or 1 blade mace) 10g plain flour Salt and pepper, to taste Set aside 10g of the butter, split the rest between two saucepans and put both on a medium heat.

Time and time again, he gathered intelligence about the future of technology; surveyed the competition and refined his taste; set goals and assembled teams; tracked projects, intervening into even apparently trivial decisions; and followed through, considering the minute details of marketing and retail.

"There's always been immigration into and out of Newark, changing tastes, setting up new residences," Mrs. Price said.

The Royal Suites, starting at $1,815 a night, come with a personal chef, a baby grand piano, a wine tasting set and pajamas.

Teenage tastes set the tone for mass culture from hip-hop to South Park, and teenage bodies are used to sell cars, clothes and the promise of perpetual youth to people old enough to be the models' parents.