Sentence examples for uncertain taste from inspiring English sources

Because you may someday win a prize given by Scandinavians of unknown names and demonstrably uncertain taste?

The fall foliage was declared to be "of uncertain taste".

That emphasis on quality, luxury and rarity appealed to newly rich customers who were uncertain in matters of taste.

Whether these practices represent the idiosyncrasies of the filmmakers or more widespread cultural tastes is uncertain.

So does a new generation of buyers, the maturing "echo boomers" about whose tastes Detroit is uncertain.

Still, neither the streetwear trend nor the uncertain economy has yet crimped Americans' taste for the French children's look, and Jacadi has done well with velvet dresses that go for up to $79 or jumpers for up to $89.

The salt and black pepper should be added according to your own tastes, but if you are uncertain about how much to add, try 1/2 tsp (2.5 ml) of each.

A few tender lavenders, like Lavender canariensis, L candicans, L pinnata, L dentata and L viridis can taste of eucalyptus, so if you are uncertain, simply crush and sniff a leaf before buying.

Although the exact molecular identity of the ATP release channel is still uncertain, it is clear that ATP is released from taste cells via ATP-permeable channels rather than conventional vesicular-based mechanisms.

The combination of high arthouse ambition, uncertain acting and brutal violence left me with a nasty taste in the mouth.

However, these utilities are often uncertain as the characteristics of PAC are critical for optimum taste and odor abatement.