Sentence examples for to conclude tastes from inspiring English sources

Well, it's far too soon to conclude tastes are changing.

Watching the sorry Lehman Brothers saga unfold, those of us with experience and perspective have to conclude that a taste for shaky paper is in the beleaguered firm's DNA.

When compared with the human versions of these receptors, the researchers found that the cat bitter receptor Tas2r38 was less sensitive to PTC and did not respond to PROP, whereas Tas2r43 was less sensitive to aloin but more sensitive to denatonium, leading the researchers to conclude that cats taste different, and perhaps more narrow, ranges of bitter flavors than humans.

When observed, associations are inverse, leading some researchers to conclude that reduced fat taste sensitivity leads to increased consumption of high-fat foods.

So in the end it's hard to conclude more about Hemingway's taste in art than that he knew what he liked, or thought he did, and that except for El Greco and the Carpaccio, a truly eccentric picture, his taste tended toward the conventional, the middlebrow and even the prissy.

("If all else fails," it concludes, "taste terrible").

It seems best to conclude, therefore, that there are two original British theories of taste.

The Libyan leader's colourful behaviour, including a taste for Amazonian bodyguards, led much of the world to conclude that he was unstable as well as dangerous.

To conclude the meal, go with the apple tart: craggy and caramelized, served with a sour cream sauce — a taste of the Russian countryside.

(To conclude on Monday).

What are we to conclude?