Sentence examples for the same taste as from inspiring English sources

And not everyone has the same taste as you.

I don't mean exactly the same taste as hers, but the same confidence and good instincts.

An orange jelly bean and a licorice one have the same taste, as do some apples and onions.

Record executives, even if they pray to Mammon, tend to have the same taste as I do: big hooks, lots of energy, and a general sense of vigor.

I think for her, it had a little of the same taste as losing to Maria Sharapova in the '04 Wimbledon final.

"I don't expect everybody to have the same taste as me," Miller said, but loving the subject is his point of entry.

Originally, the old families of New York formed an elite caste defined by their lineage and were not threatened by the fact that they shared many of the same tastes as common men.

Eager to enjoy its hard-won privileges but at the same time unable to cultivate the same tastes as the nobility, the middle class demanded something less artificial and formal than the theatre of the late 17th century—something more realistic and genteel.

And that's going to be me on Pinterest looking at the boards of London, for people who live here who've got great taste," says Sharp. "It's about connecting to the right curator: about finding that person who's got the same tastes as you, and has already done the work for you.

Want to know what others in your network, or those who have the same tastes as you, are tuning into on Pandora?

Today, smartphones are nearing saturation in developed markets, meaning these phones are now in the hands of a broader, more diverse group of people, both young and old, who won't necessarily share the same tastes as the tech elite whose punditry and personal recommendations about the "next great mobile app" used to matter more.