Sentence examples for having taste from inspiring English sources

"As you get older, it doesn't shut you off from having taste and enjoying it, and dressing according to what you feel like," she said.

"In the past, design was really an independent cultural territory, with a social value, of having money, of having taste, to show who you were," he said.

Presumably, by "Monica Bellucci" they mean "the image of Monica Bellucci in 'Malèna,' " rather than the image of Monica Bellucci in "Matrix Reloaded," brains-in-vats having taste and large DVD collections.

Mr. Lacroix's clothes express the advantages of having taste and judgment, qualities that not only stand out when you've stripped away the glittery excess but that also seem morally superior.

This goes with having taste.

"Kids have taste".

Damn, the POTUS has taste.

"You had taste, you had taste".

He had taste".

"Because we have taste.

You have taste.