After the network screens ads for accuracy and taste, viewers can watch and judge for themselves.
Zoë Wanamaker was a delight as Ariadne Oliver, Christie's jokey self-portrait, munching apples and bashing out potboilers with scant regard for accuracy or taste.
If her work in this scene was a little cautious, it was still a pleasure to hear the music sung with such accuracy, good taste and penetrating tone.
Greg Brock [senior editor/standards], Phil Corbett [associate managing editor for standards] and Bill Schmidt [deputy managing editor] all spend at least a portion of their time dealing with issues of balance, fairness, accuracy and taste raised by the public.
Sometimes, clarity and accuracy trump matters of taste.
Last week, a Ryanair ad promoting low air fares drew fire from the British Advertising Standards Authority, which monitors ads for taste and accuracy.
Jesse is easy to edit: he's open to suggestions and cuts, and he is eager to brainstorm about how to resolve a problem, whether related to taste or accuracy.
And if Mary McCarthy's novels offered the reader mere verisimilitude, Hardwick submitted that "taste and accuracy" were serviceable substitutions for a weak dramatic sense: "The reader follows the parade of tastes and preferences with a good deal of honest excitement and suspense, wondering if he can guess the morals of the kind of person who would cover a meat loaf with Campbell's tomato soup".
For instance, suppose that sense can be made of the notion of 'mental space' or 'subjective space', and that some experiences have accuracy conditions concerning smells, tastes or afterimages that reside in such space.
They were saying: we think the police are thugs; and to make our point, we are prepared to push to their limits any notion of taste, decency and accuracy.
