Sentence examples for exceptional taste from inspiring English sources
The phrase "exceptional taste" is correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe someone's superior ability to appreciate or judge good quality in things such as food, art, or fashion. Example: Her exceptional taste in fashion always made her stand out in a crowd.
A true friend with exceptional taste.
She's one of the most secure and confident women I've ever met, and has exceptional taste.
Summing up Mr. Berès, Mr. Wyer said, "An exceptional mind, exceptional taste, exceptional connoisseurship".
Well, that she has exceptional taste when it comes to outerwear.
Dre is described as a sulking perfectionist, and Iovine as someone with exceptional taste whose withering honesty can seem mean or dismissive.
In fact it takes exceptional taste, conviction and imagination to choose the right people, get the best out of them, and then weave their ideas into a cohesive whole.
These are gourmet products of exceptional tastes, discovered and crafted by foodies".
Nor that critics with exceptional tasting abilities push the boundaries of language in trying to find more accurate terms for the complexities they're perceiving.
A woman of beauty, intelligence, kindness, graciousness and exceptional aesthetic taste.
ONE question more than any other hovers over Wolfgang's Steakhouse and its odds for success: are the juicy, buttery porterhouses here as delectably exceptional, in taste as well as heft, as the ones across the East River, at Peter Luger?
Food writer and broadcaster Simon Hopkinson describes Molyneux as having "a very, very special approach to cookery, which is one of exceptional good taste, a natural understanding of ingredients and how they are best prepared, cooked, consumed and enjoyed".
