Sentence examples for dodgy taste from inspiring English sources
But one day, Gormley will be recognised as a monument to the dodgy taste of our age.
There were 26 balls at Australia's disposal when they won by six wickets and a distinctly dodgy taste in the mouth created by some craven umpiring.
One good thing to have come out of the episode, apart from the column in the Mail on Sunday, is that it has "lanced the boil" as far as her dodgy taste in men goes.
With 55 of Clarke's favourite pictures currently showing at Manchester's Museum Of Football, I caught up with him to talk bad taste, tribalism, dodgy chairmen and the photogenic qualities of Sunderland fans.
In Finnieston, banal metallic-tasting lagers and dodgy, blended whiskies are eschewed in favour of cocktails in vintage glasses, with every new hotspot offering an eclectic range.
A lot of people who come feel strongly about their politics and their musical taste so you're on very dodgy ground because you don't quite know what to say, how to say it and how much to say.
Ask the New York Times, which is having to deal with its own version of Ford's dodgy Firestone tyres, and Coca-Cola's Belgian taste troubles.The glitch in question is Jayson Blair, lately a fast-rising star on what is widely regarded, not least by itself, as the world's leading newspaper of record, exemplified by its slogan, "All the News That's Fit to Print".
And while many hoteliers acknowledge that such tastes represent a niche market, hotels that aspire to be child-free are dodgy about saying so.
We knew already that Pappano's taste in choosing directors was suspect; now we know that his views on contemporary composers can be profoundly dodgy too.
Occupation: Self-made IT-recruitment millionaire, but better known as the dodgy/maverick (delete according to taste) brother of Carole Middleton, and thus uncle of the saintly Kate.
