Sentence examples for uniform taste from inspiring English sources

The goal is to create a uniform taste, all years mixing with one another.

Big producers want uniform taste, and a dark roast makes that easy: it evens out flavors and masks flaws.

But with so many different ingredients it's impossible to create a uniform taste each time, adding surprise and drama to the process.

True, his strange, often wonderful wines express the seasonal eccentricities of both the vineyard and the maker rather than a striving for uniform taste and high Wine Spectator ratings.

It turns out, however, that graduate students in the sciences don't share a uniform taste for academic science's cliché virtues, despite the widespread reinforcement of this message.

This inevitable question depends on the assumption that children have uniform tastes and expectations.

For example Blue Hill at Stone Barns, cited in my original post as a restaurant where large parties are given a uniform tasting menu for the whole table, also seeks such a credit card guarantee.

This peer group seems to me relatively uniform in culture, taste and mannerisms, with a few notable exceptions.

The texture is curious – a skin has formed on top, which seems to have kept the rice nice and moist – but it's just too silkily uniform for my taste.

Although there is an unofficial uniform of good taste for many Parisians, there are a select few like Jean-Charles de Castelbajac who relish breaking the rules.

But the practical reasons for her low-key uniform never compromise her taste for designer clothes.