Sentence examples for unusual taste in from inspiring English sources

Or maybe has unusual taste in travel.

ROBERT SHAW, the British producer and director, has rather unusual taste in vacation reading.

But as an importer of talent (sort of like a Brooklyn Academy of Music for mainstreamers), it has shown unusual taste in 2006.

Some travelling people arrive at the big house looking for work, and their spokesperson Ignazio has unusual taste in hats and earrings.

His debut features a bizarre compartmentalised city with different postcodes for the insane, the overachievers, the debauched or simply those with unusual taste in interior design; as well as adventures in the realm of dreams, a deep love of cats and a killer twist.

An unusual taste in the mouth and personality changes are also early signs.

The maverick Presidential contender Ross Perot admits to even more unusual tastes in books.

To promote the association with fashion, Vinitaly organized an unusual tasting in which more than 100 of the best winemakers in Italy poured their wines to an invitation-only crowd — including a handful of Asian critics, bloggers and buyers.

One in ten respondents had noticed some unusual taste, smell, sediment, or colour in their drinking water.

When the theater to which you've brought him is the size of a shoebox and there are still empty seats, when the performers constantly catch his eye, when he doesn't know how to convert feeling like a freak into feeling pride in his unusual taste, then he is likely to feel foolish.

In an astonishing interview, Mr Freud shows an unusual taste for taking on a man who makes most people in his company tremble in fear.