Sentence examples for without any taste from inspiring English sources

A Napoleon relative described her attire as "the French style without any taste".

Lincoln," the guest of honor had recorded after the White House dinner, "was dressed in the French mode without any taste; she has the manner of a petit bourgeois and wears tin jewelry".

Further, non-prejudiced firms discriminate against the minority without having any taste for discrimination or beliefs regarding them.

You won't have any taste without it.

But when it comes to a meal in a fancy restaurant, which can cost a lot more than slacks, you have to commit to many bites, minutes and dollars without any advance taste of how well it will suit you.

The flesh is thin, the same color as the cap, fragile, and without any distinctive taste or odor.

Aside from that, both jungle and grime are inherently British, taking US influence and reshaping them into something completely idiosyncratic; urban music that UK youth can take ownership of without any sour taste of plagiarism lingering in their mouth.

And she wouldn't let us leave without a taste of savarin doused with Martinique rum.

According to the patent application, the patent covers a type of dairy creamer that is low in fat and cholesterol without any loss in taste.

For those of you not in the know – I guess you're busy being good grandmothers or something – Instagram's purpose is to provide an excuse for people without any semblance of taste to spew their own bohemian delusions on the people they went to school with.

Food placed directly in the oven without any preparation will taste dry and bland at best and will cook improperly at worst.