| 41. | For Grammer, however, happiness is an acquired taste.
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| 42. | To some extent he is an acquired taste.
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| 43. | Retsina, Shaver found, was clearly an acquired taste.
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| 44. | They are like sushi, maybe an acquired taste.
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| 45. | As for the rest, it's an acquired taste.
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| 46. | Rudolph's movies are admittedly an acquired taste.
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| 47. | "It's to some degree an acquired taste.
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| 48. | "Though maybe it's an acquired taste ."
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| 49. | It was, he said, an acquired taste.
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| 50. | Speaking of acquired tastes, don't forget buttermilk.
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