Sentence examples for tastes thought from inspiring English sources

Goodness knows what a reader of Garfunkel's erudite tastes thought of it, or, for that matter, what he made of his apparently solitary exposure to the talents of Jeffrey Archer.

Great food experiences are about so much more than just taste (thought that's important too, of course) and in Heston's hands – on TV and in his restaurants – food becomes theatre, as he sets about engaging all of his diners' senses.

In the complete absence of the operations of taste, thoughts about beauty would not occur.

A place where users can share music, tastes and thoughts.

Encourage them to focus on imagery: the specific sights, sounds, smells, physical sensations, tastes and thoughts that they imagine that this subject is experiencing.

Ecclesiastical architecture began to lose the special features associated with the Byzantine heritage, becoming more national in character and increasingly permeated with the taste and thought of the people.

The 10-page article, titled "Eight Women for History," includes interviews with the ministers about their policy views, personal tastes and thoughts on the role of women in Spanish society.

The irony is, a lot of energy is spent attempting to make your loved one happy according to your personal tastes, beliefs, thoughts and feelings.

From the good Five Books and the wisdom of the Sages to mystical musings and a feminist Jewish treatise, this list spans the ages and tastes of Jewish thought.

So wearing the poppy offends your sense of yourself as a vibrant individual with unique tastes and interesting thoughts?

So long as we take 1899 as the beginning of the 20th Century it's possible to see one of the great flowerings in thought, taste and literary style.