Their "bad taste" shaped a new accepted taste.
Over time the constituents were transmuted by forces of popular culture and changing tastes, shaping the center into a kind of hybrid institution; contemporary cultural doctrine, after all, leans not to ideas of messianism but to notions of inclusion.
Terrifying to realise from what a small pool our politicians are drawn from, or terrifying to realise what kind of forces, activities and tastes shaped them in their youth?
"Americans have not only grown accustomed to large organizations, but they have even had their character and tastes shaped by them".
People who claim to taste shapes, feel sounds and see numbers or letters in color are often dismissed as having particularly vivid imaginations.
Some synaesthetes taste shapes or the textures of objects on their tongue, while others, with the recently described mirror-touch synaesthesia, experience tactile sensations when they observe others being touched.
There's nothing wrong with their eyes or ears, but they might hear colors, or for that matter, taste shapes or feel sounds.
This is a fancy way of saying that synesthetes may hear colors, smell noises, taste shapes, and even feel flavors.
While experimenting with toner ink printmaking techniques he came across articles about synesthesia, a neurological phenomenon where people's senses are so interconnected that they feel colors or taste shapes, and the story of Daniel Kish, who, completely blind, taught himself echolocation, a way to "see" his surrounding by a click of his tongue.
The Placebo will have the same taste, shape and color of the study drug.
Shadwick comments it "suited Beck's taste for shaping and sculpting guitar sounds through the control and manipulation of sustain and, on occasion, feedback".
