Sentence examples for less tasteful from inspiring English sources

But might a writer as powerful as Hadley risk less tasteful disappointment?

The recipe for a more creative relationship between fashion and art would be for less "tasteful" designers to get involved.

Many of the items clogging up my clothes rail at home are testament to thinner, richer, less tasteful times.

Every bar sells, along with drinks, a sense of place, and there are certainly many less tasteful atmospheric concepts than a literary one.

The Royal Danish ballet has a fine tradition of character roles, shaped by the Bournonville ballets, but it's a subtler, smaller-scaled style of acting than the larger-than-life, less tasteful, theatrics of "Bayadère" demand.

He added that his biggest problem had been the ability to replicate his mechanics with precision, leading to one good pitch, followed by another that deserved a less tasteful description.

They also altered the blurbs for the books in a less than tasteful fashion.

That intermittently funny if less than tasteful spoof compilation from 1977 was written by Jerry and David Zucker; the Zuckers added directing and producing credits on their next project, "Airplane!" -- thus creating, in 1980, the prototype of the triple-threat-brothers film.

Plink Flojd takes its name from the prog-rock band that notoriously inspires what's – erm – often less than tasteful art, but the video art curated by this collective is clearly the exception to this rule.

Later, with Denim, Lawrence penned "Summer Smash," an outrageously catchy pop tune that was immediately picked up by mainstream radio and just as immediately dropped when the death of Princess Diana in a Parisian car crash rendered a song called "Summer Smash" less than tasteful.

Which is why, as will I hope be apparent, Houellebecq can also be a terrific writer, funny and prophetic, more feverishly alive to the world around him than are many authors more tasteful, less offensive, less willing to take risks.