Taste

The judge had to taste the bitterness of handing down a harsh sentence.

He always tries to taste his decisions before making them.

She feels it is important to taste the difference between right and wrong.

As a teacher, it's important to taste cheating and discourage it.

The company's code of conduct requires employees to taste the ethical implications of their actions.

The journalist has to taste the truthfulness of the information before publishing it.

She couldn't help but taste victory after finishing her first marathon.

The politician's comments left a bad taste in the mouths of many voters.

He had to taste defeat and accept that he didn't win the election.

The teacher's harsh grading left a bitter taste in the students' mouths.

He had to taste the consequences of his actions when he was fired from his job.

The company had to taste failure before learning from their mistakes and becoming successful.

He had a taste of creativity when he tried his hand at writing poetry.

She had a taste of the limelight when she starred in a school play.

He was disappointed with the taste of the dish, it didn't meet his expectations.

They had a taste of luxury when they stayed at a five-star hotel.

He was amazed by the unique taste of the exotic fruit.

They had a taste of traveling to a foreign country and found it exciting.

I can't describe the taste of this fruit, it's unique.

He has a sophisticated taste in music, preferring jazz and blues over popular genres.

This dish has an acquired taste, not everyone will like it.

She took a taste of the medicine and found it bitter.

He has an acquired taste for strong coffee, preferring espresso shots.

His taste in literature is quite diverse, ranging from classic novels to modern poetry.

The audience got a taste of the comedian's humor during the opening act.

The student got a taste of college life during his campus visit.

The taste of the soda was too carbonated and acidic.

She had a taste of rock climbing and found it exhilarating.

She had a taste of success with her first business venture.

She had a taste of painting and found it to be a great stress reliever.

They had a taste of history when they visited a medieval castle.

The first few notes of the song gave us a taste of what was to come.

The traveler wanted to get a taste of the local culture.

The taste of the soup was too salty for her liking.

He had a taste of scuba diving and was amazed by the underwater world.

He had a taste of camping and loved being in nature.

He had a taste of playing the guitar and realized he had a talent for it.

The first chapter of the book gave me a taste of the author's writing style.

She had a taste of freedom after moving out of her parents' house.

They had a taste of financial independence when they got their first job.

She added sugar to improve the taste of the coffee.

Their taste in interior design is minimalistic, favoring neutral colors and clean lines.

My aunt has a refined taste in art, she only collects pieces from renowned artists.

He has a taste for outdoor activities like hiking and camping.

She took a taste of the spicy salsa and found it too hot.

The small sample of perfume gave her a taste of the fragrance.

He had a taste of success when he won the small writing contest.

He could taste the danger in the unknown territory.

The wine connoisseur could taste the oak in the aged wine.

The investor could taste the opportunity in the emerging market.