Sentence examples for breadth of taste from inspiring English sources

The generous breadth of taste shown by New York Theater Ballet with its Signatures series is good for New York's whole dance scene.

"Guitarist," his 1982 debut, originally issued on Elektra/Musician and now on the Wounded Bird label, lays out a strong introduction, showcasing his breadth of taste and his commanding proficiency in both an electric and an acoustic vein.

Khalili, whose fastidious 5-foot-8 frame belies his fervency, defends his breadth of taste this way: "The problem is a lot of people only try to buy objects of quality, thinking only having masterpieces paints the whole picture of a culture.

A floor-to-ceiling bookcase offers every Graham Greene book you can think off, plus a selection of boardgames and DVDs spanning the breadth of tastes from The Princess Diaries to The Last King of Scotland.

Bad Boy's first roster was fail-proof, with Puff meticulously handpicking talent to satisfy a breadth of tastes.

As a collector Embiricos was legendary, both for the breadth of his taste — he bought paintings by Goya and van Gogh as well as by Kandinsky — and the quality of the art.

Elvis's own output, despite the need to churn out dismal soundtrack albums to accompany his films, continued to include the occasional gem, particularly for listeners prepared to accept his own breadth of musical taste.

If Gorgon City were worried about showing the breadth of their taste in vocalists, they need not be.

Books reflect the breadth of his tastes very well.

The books he chooses to read reflect quite well the breadth of his tastes.

To Jerry Della Femina, the advertising executive and restaurateur, the ad is remarkable more for the breadth of its bad taste.