Sentence examples for tastes defined from inspiring English sources

In the South, slave tastes defined the cooking repertory in a wide arc that extended from the rice and seafood belt of the Carolinas to the Creole and Cajun lands of Louisiana.

The highlights illustrate just how Bowie's boundless vision and eclectic tastes defined not only his music, but the nature of his art collection, too.

His tastes define him, and for Rob and the pair of geeky assistants in his shop - the aggressive, overweight Barry Jack Blackk) and the shy, shaven-headed Dick Todd Louisoo) - the music and films they admire have become shibboleths to test everyone they meet.

This finding supports the labeled line model of taste coding in the periphery [4], where different taste cells, defined by what specific taste receptor they express, represent different lineages with specific gene expression patterns.

Isn't it time we knocked off pretending that personal inclinations and tastes are defined by gender?

But one of the amusing sidelights of Hillary Clinton's uphill struggles of recent months has been her evolving taste in liquid refreshment ­ or "taste" as defined by what she has sipped in camera range – including some bourbon on her plane Wednesday night.

It is a perilous game, though, because taste is defined by others.

In the field of urban semiotics, taste is defined as ideology codified in space.

The central question was how to think of taste so defined.

Without having to do any of the hard work, the angst, the alienation, you'll find the selection has already been made: your taste-defining album is ready and waiting for you.

If your taste defines you, as our consumerist society tends to believe, then isn't choosing to be blonde actually the more authentic experience?