Sentence examples for true tastes from inspiring English sources
It strikes me that eliminating the outliers would afford a much clearer view of the true tastes of the viewers.
Much as I love posh food, especially when I'm not paying for it, my true tastes could not be concealed forever.
In an e-mail, Ms. Valladolid said she had turned down several offers to endorse food products over the years because she thought they did not accurately capture the true tastes of Mexican food.
To combat her reputation as a monument of impiety, she commissioned sugary religious pictures although the inventory of her library (which listed five books of religious sermons and 215 of philosophy) may reveal her true tastes.
With Haydn and Mozart missing in action, and with a solid but rather perfunctory Beethoven festival (of which I heard only one program), Mr. Maazel's true tastes seem to lie in Germanic repertory from Schubert through Strauss.
Those tasteful oceans of white carpeting were never the real Philippe, and he admits, "My true tastes and my cautious Marcenat mind were things I was now far more likely to find in Isabelle".
Pop in for a true taste of Cancún living.
So, for a true taste of Parisian culture, visit soon.
Take overnight trains when traveling between cities, and get the true taste of the country.
Or for a true taste of Valpo spirit, try Casa Verde Limón ( doubles from £12).
