Sentence examples for immense taste from inspiring English sources

The album is one of those heritage rock affairs, curated with immense taste and stuffed with songs written to order by the great and the good.

However, It is also true that those omnipotent studio czars who controlled the lives of their serfs, had an immense taste for deeply human films that touched their audiences in a real and inspiring way.

"He loved books, his erudition was immense, his taste was uncompromising, and he was tender and nourishing with his authors".

Robber barons with immense riches and poor taste may be shamed into becoming legitimate political donors, philanthropists and promoters of education.

Once these magnificent homes would have been the center of attention for their cultivated taste and immense expense; now the focus is on the servants.

The author writing that letter may be a man or woman of exquisite taste and immense erudition, of literary skill and real moral authority.

Eat with your fingers and taste the immense joy that this noble fish has given to us with its life.

In his book "Vintage Wine: Fifty Years of Tasting Three Centuries of Wines," Broadbent acknowledges that it was through Rodenstock's "immense generosity" that he was able to taste many of the rarest entries.