Sentence examples for conservative taste from inspiring English sources

Because it's a way of defending the new against conservative taste.

The mannerly "Lucian Freud: The Painter's Etchings," at MOMA, marks an epochal surrender, of modernism's shrine, to insurgent conservative taste.

It shows a conservative taste influenced by the Venetian school of composers, especially Giovanni Gabrieli, with whom he studied.

For those with conservative taste, there is a collection of cotton and wool flat-weave rugs from the 1940's.

Or will the Academy's notoriously conservative taste fail to recognise yet another illuminating performance in favour of the same tired, old prestige pieces?

Tchaikovsky's great Serenade for Strings in C (1880) was the work the woman behind me with the conservative taste had been waiting for.

But eventually even conservative tastes change.

Their extravagance of scale and expressivity offended conservative tastes.

Many opera fans have conservative tastes and hate anything unconventional.

He expresses his conservative tastes — Bach, Haydn, Mozart — in surprisingly heartfelt terms.

More interesting, they are tilling an old-fashioned garden of conservative tastes.