Sentence examples for class taste from inspiring English sources

It was perceived as a knighted, gold medal-wearing architect joining forces with a museum of middle class taste to bulldoze a bastion of working class culture.

Julie, in all that she encompasses, easily spans the interlocking themes of class, taste and identity that Grayson's previous top-notch documentaries untangled over several hours.

I hope that wherever it goes it not only delights the eye but also sparks debate about class, taste and British society," said Perry in a statement referring to the tour – but which applies as much to the app.

Dandyism is also about using dress to flout conventional notions of class, taste, gender and sexuality – certainly the case with the majestically louche Soweto youth majestically decked out in flared sleeveless suits and pearls, shot by South African Kristin-Lee Moolman, and the strikingly beautiful young man photographed in New York by Jeffrey Henson Scales.

Strapped snugly on the left or the right, watches speak of class, taste, functionality and, of course, punctuality.

"I hope that wherever it goes, it not only delights the eye but also sparks debate about class, taste and British society". With support from the Art Fund, the touring exhibition will begin at the Sunderland Museum and Winter Garden - the town where the first two tapestries, The Adoration of the Cage Fighters and The Agony in the Car Park, are set.

Even art that appealed primarily (in his opinion) to "upper class" tastes, such as the symphonies of Beethoven and the operas of Richard Wagner, were condemned as "false art".

I assessed this outcome in their reports and discussions, as they wrote/spoke of their own "comfort/ discomfort" and their "ability/inability" to see the distinctive class "tastes" practiced in these consumption sites.

Luckily, my appetite returned as soon as Chef Bargen poured me a glass of wine, and we spent the remainder of the class tasting our handiwork and critiquing the various dishes.

They advanced the cause of a modern, simplified American design that deeply influenced middle-class taste.

"We were working class," she said, "but had middle-class taste".