Sentence examples for taste worth from inspiring English sources

But it is a taste worth acquiring.

Powell remains, nonetheless, a taste worth acquiring because some piquant bits are usually stirring inside the pot.

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This sounds mighty tasty if monitors had a taste worth tasting.

It's a bit of an acquired taste, but it's a taste worth acquiring before it's gone.

Makes the taste worth it.

Spotify is for more experienced music fans who don't need as much handholding by artists, but presumably have friends with refined tastes worth tracking.

Like Jungian analysts who ask people they meet, "Did you dream?" I ask everyone I am interested in knowing better, including booksellers, "What are you reading?" With the exception of one owner who said she was diving into something about eating, praying and loving, I always found their reading tastes worth emulating.

Only matters of taste are worth arguing over.

It had a sour funkiness that is a taste well worth acquiring.

The taste is worth the trouble: the margherita is the classic test of a serious pizzeria, and Dough's is sensational.