Sentence examples for taste shows from inspiring English sources

Certainly, his taste shows up in this year's Best Picture nominees.

But the history of umami, now universally recognised as a fifth fundamental taste, shows that the cynics are sometimes wrong.

Proenza Schouler, another American fashion favourite who has gained wider recognition thanks to Michelle's taste, shows on Wednesday.

It's not a bad definition – and salt is certainly the most important seasoning for our appreciation of food – but our modern, scientific understanding of taste shows it to be incomplete.

Both go down well with the house Cosmo, made from cachaça and blood-orange purée, or the house Martini, made with Ciroc, the latest French vodka, which, judging from the ad campaign ("Your good taste shows through the glass"), is just right for this crowd.

However inflammatory the theme, his instinctive caution and nicety of taste show through.

Among the 3,372 dream reports collected, sensations of smell or taste showed up in only about 1 percent.

"Whereas showing the museum proper leaves a happy taste, showing those dirty dishes in disarray belittles me, as though I am" — her voice faltered — "insane.

The generous breadth of taste shown by New York Theater Ballet with its Signatures series is good for New York's whole dance scene.

There was a quality, I think – maybe it's my taste showing – but there was a quality of sadness he had.

Finally, she found the neurons that control taste, showing that without them the worm could not track chemicals, and that it retained this ability even if she killed all the other neurons in the worm's body.