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For a man with such conventional tastes and views, George V had a revolutionary impact.

Rattigan wrote for what he called "Aunt Edna" — a middle-class audience with conventional tastes.

Though still steeped in frenetic tempos, unlikely instrumentation, and willful weirdness, the band's latest courts more conventional tastes.

Neglected: The movie's surreal aspects could be off-putting to those with more conventional tastes.

Be creative — your style is uniquely yours, so own it and enjoy challenging the conventional tastes of ordinary people.

She was intrigued by him, but annoyed by his conventional taste.

Reading all the books gives the judges real freedom of movement apart from conventional taste.

They epitomize Gober's empathy with colleagues, both living and dead, who pierce conventional taste with aroused emotion.

Then again, maybe not: Mr. Allen's victory may merely reflect the voters' conventional taste in pop music.

All supplements had similar taste, form, colour and texture.

His integrity, knowledge and exquisite taste formed a priceless combination.