Sentence examples for exemplary taste in from inspiring English sources
He has a prehensile feel for the roots and branches of literary modernism, exemplary taste in what he chooses to quote, and a real gift for exegesis, unpacking poems in language that is nearly as eloquent as the poet's, and as clear as faithfulness allows.
"If we disregard the big commercial managements as irrelevant to our discussion," Kauffmann wrote, "then Papp is the only person who has made a considerable mark in the theater – in any American or European theater that I have seen or read about – without extraordinary talent, without exemplary taste, without an esthetic imperative, without intellectual distinction".
The onion soup was exemplary, tasting mainly of caramelized onions — not of salt, as is so often the case.
Its blend of technical knowledge and evocative writing is exemplary in the strict sense: people who write about smell and taste in any context should use it as an example.
His work at the Film Society is exemplary; he has an extraordinary sensibility for the art of filmmaking; his taste in movies is as fine and wide-ranging as it gets, and his action and advocacy on behalf of work he loves has a mighty personal as well as intellectual authority.
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The power to do all this mood analysis will be in the cloud, so it's not impossible, but it will take Apple's exemplary good taste to get the reaction to the mood just right.
"Kathy has led an exemplary life in prison.
