Sentence examples for exercise of taste from inspiring English sources

It's a welcome exercise of taste on the director's part.

The exercise of taste is a matter of who wields power at a given moment.

But the pith of the show is in its backstory, a chronicle of mechanical ingenuity given point and flavor by an exercise of taste.

Various literary agents weighed in, and all over town people sadly shook their heads and commented that if you take away the exercise of taste and judgment from publishing you are left with... what?

Although taste responds to real qualities of objects, we cannot replace the exercise of taste with the assent of reason.

But Sibley recognizes as his eighteenth-century forebears did and his formalist contemporaries did not that important differences remain between the exercise of taste and the use of the five senses.

And, while it is thought a bit infra dig to comment on absolute standards in this resolutely relativist world - we prefer assessments that are more exercises of taste like "interesting" or "boring" - many players seemed to be struggling with the game's basics.

Even a belated re-evaluation of a new novel, for instance, Lord of the Flies, could only happen through the exercise of metropolitan taste.

"A lot of the ability to do good research is not just deep analytical thinking, which is more how the public probably thinks of research, but with the exercise of good taste — it's as much about what you choose not to look into, as what you choose to look into," he says, echoing the Steve Jobs product mantra that 'deciding what not to do is as important as deciding what to do'.

He has effected this simply by the exercise of tact and good taste".

Some exercises of consumer taste were for men and women.