Sentence examples for taste stance from inspiring English sources
Throwing his red hat into the ring, Charlie joined us for a fireside chat where we discussed his "pro-good taste" stance and ambitions for making mundane meals full of flavor and fun.
Marco Polo Gutierrez was born in Mexicali but was raised mostly in Oakland, CA. He identifies strongly with the Bay Area in his music, tastes, and cultural stance.
Trump's anti-climate stance relates to his taste for paranoid conspiracy-theories, as with his support of the "birther" movement that claimed President Obama was a Muslim born in Africa (a claim that was completely false).
But when I'm clear and hear something like, "are you sure you don't like cilantro?" Said SHOULD MONSTER snores on, never once suggesting I reevaluate my stance on that soap-tasting Satan-spice.
This anticrime stance does not, apparently, alter his taste in entertainment.
The shrill lawn signs that declare a homeowner's stance on a proposed mall suddenly seem in poor taste.
Already, she has managed to change the skeptical mind of at least one influential conservative, Dick Bott, a radio broadcaster with 40 million listeners, who had been concerned that her stance on abortion might not be conservative enough for his taste.
Some neighbors and acquaintances of the family have in recent days echoed that stance, defending Mr. James and saying Tafari was at worst a troubled boy with a temper and a taste for mischief.
This stance can breed a reciprocal resentment, a suspicion that the literary establishment is not only out of touch with the larger public, but contemptuous of its tastes.
