Sentence examples for middle class taste from inspiring English sources

It was perceived as a knighted, gold medal-wearing architect joining forces with a museum of middle class taste to bulldoze a bastion of working class culture.

To gentrify, in my Oxford English dictionary, is defined as "to renovate and improve (a house or district) so that it conforms to middle class taste".

To gentrify, in my Oxford English dictionary, is defined as "to renovate and improve (a house or district) so that it conforms to middle class taste". But Sugar Hill has always been middle class.

They advanced the cause of a modern, simplified American design that deeply influenced middle-class taste.

"We were working class," she said, "but had middle-class taste".

In their freshness of color and pattern they exuberantly push the envelope of middle-class taste.

Metallica, in the 1980s, were the epitome of young, lower-middle-class taste.

Rattigan's works were treated coldly by some critics who saw them as unadventurous and catering to undemanding, middle-class taste.

As a destination for African ivory, it is now estimated to be second only to China, where the burgeoning middle-class taste for ivory trinkets is fuelling demand.

And while the residents do indeed put in an appearance, it's the interiors that dominate: a showcase of architecturally sensitive urban middle-class taste.

While "Puppy" was a send-up of middle-class taste (even if the tourists didn't get the joke), Mr. Murakami is very much in earnest.