"The British public has no taste for secret justice, particularly when the rights of grieving families are at stake, " she said.
Clarke has no taste for designer clothes, sound bites or talking heads.
Letting new providers in also attracts people who are interested in education and have a talent for organisation, but no taste for bureaucracy.
The election saw them win votes from a large number of moderate conservatives who have no taste for the hyper-partisanship that delights the coasts.
And there's no accounting for taste: In the category of cause-driven musical performers, give me Shakira over Gaga any day.
The first Green chancellor will no doubt have a taste for paradox.
No great cause for alarm, then: a taste here and there, no more.
No one, other than those who taste it for the first time, know what that is like.
Among the other books that suit my summer taste for page-turning history include No Ordinary Time, by Doris Kearns Goodwin, Seabiscuit by Laura Hillenbrand and, a book I recently read about the relationship between Roosevelt and Churchill, Franklin and Winston: An Intimate Portrait of an Epic Friendship by Jon Meacham.
No matter what your taste, this escape holds the recipe for one invigorating getaway.
There is no secret recipe for Krug champagne, the consistency of taste and quality in each bottle comes down to the family's palate and memory.
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