Sentence examples for modern taste from inspiring English sources
Modern taste, though, requires psychological consistency in a hero.
And in outline, Marlowe's play is repugnant to modern taste.
His sensitive handling of light and shade makes his paintings particularly appealing to modern taste.
It is a welcome stress, aimed at a lingering blind spot in modern taste.
These prints are, to modern taste, perhaps the most appealing wok of anything he did.
These later, more worldly writings better suit our modern taste — more concrete, less high-flown.
Just like old luxury connoisseurs, modern taste-aware audiences consume a strong point of view, convincing beliefs and compelling values.
"All the dishes on the menu are from traditional recipes, but adapted to modern tastes.
The West Cornwall Pasty Company adroitly mixes the appeal of rustic traditionalism with modern tastes.
It is pure survival horror, updated for modern tastes certainly, but pure nonetheless.
Phillips is of Ashkenazi descent but her Rosh Hashanah menu adapts traditional ingredients for modern tastes.
