Sentence examples for taste would be from inspiring English sources

The Augustan age had pointed the way that Roman art would go: Italian taste would be imposed on Hellenic models to produce something original.

There had been rumours that The Taste would be cancelled in light of allegations of drug abuse made against Nigella during the fraud trial of the Grillo sisters, the former assistants of the TV chef and her ex-husband Charles Saatchi.

Me, a mere Beatles man, would have a harder time making the case for a songwriter on purely literary, as opposed to combined words and music grounds — but I certainly think that no one could really argue with the notion that the varieties of poetry are now many, and that a Dylan prize, while not entirely to my taste, would be far from absurd.

Egad, if the car of choice is a boxy clown-car like that, I'd think a teenager with taste would be more impressed with a new orthodontic retainer, or maybe a bitchin' visible scar.

In a rapid event-related fMRI design, we showed that activations in the rostral anterior cingulate cortex (rACC), orbitofrontal cortex (OFC), and dorsolateral prefrontal cortex to a misleading cue that the taste would be mildly aversive predicted decreases in insula and amygdala activation to the highly aversive taste.

Nowadays, of course, a photographer with Dodgson's tastes would be in jail, or else doing a Calvin Klein campaign.

But when asked to predict what their personalities and tastes would be like in 10 years, people of all ages consistently played down the potential changes ahead.

With its heavy paper stock and lush color photography, it aimed at the kind of upscale readers who, he told Adweek, "are interested in driving from New York to Los Angeles in a Porsche 911 Turbo" and whose tastes would be attractive to advertisers like Ralph Lauren.

Well, your tastes would be mathematically modelled as "antigens" (or targets) and then matched against possible "antibodies," i.e., movies that have previously been entered into a database according to the likes and dislikes of other people.

As a practicing vegetarian and occasional pescadarian, I can't imagine that any meal suited to my dietary tastes would be worth $400, yet alone $2,500.

My friends and I agreed to do the chef's "special" tasting, (there are normally two tastings per night, the chef's and a vegetarian tasting) but the waiter failed to tell us what the price of our "special" tasting would be, and since we were not given menus how would we know, or I should say, how could I have known?