Sentence examples for wild taste for from inspiring English sources

If only Cowell had some of Napier-Bell's absurdist and less dogmatic energy, a bit more of his wild taste for menace, and a little of his love for the sort of gossip and scandal that leans toward the disconcerting and disorientating.

Related article: The wild taste of Wales.

Savage Tastes "It takes a savage or wild taste to appreciate a wild fruit," Henry David Thoreau wrote.

Being wild, they have a wild taste -- vibrant, slightly bitter.

She herself usually eats two cupcakes of different flavors stuck together, "icing to icing," in a sandwich that allows for wilder taste combinations.

In articles, Mr. Galliano seldom denied a wild past and taste for self-indulgence, though in more recent years it seemed directed toward physical improvement, special diets or some new spa experience.

"Got the taste for wild meat".

But there has been no impact on local people's taste for wild pig.

He has a taste for wild, untended places, and land without obvious appeal stays pristine the longest.

The group also has a taste for wild partying, but its revels are PG-13 safe -- the girls wear flimsy tops and thongs, a last line of protection from the elements and the movie-rating folks.

The insanely beautiful Shay Mitchel plays a lesbian with a taste for wild children on Pretty Little Liars.