Sentence examples similar to present day taste from inspiring English sources

Spontaneous and often unfinished, their inclusion points up both the historical appreciation for incomplete rendering and the present-day taste for artistic process, of which sketches are an instructive example.

Henry Brocken, in which the "traveller" goes on a journey through English literature, meeting Jane Eyre, Wordsworth's Lucy, Keats's knight-at-arms and La Belle Dame sans Merci, ought to be more appealing to present-day taste, used to hyperreal tricks, than it is.

Influential as it has been as a factor in the cultivation of present-day taste, it can hardly be looked upon as a real basis for the development of an American musical idiom.

The museum gives an insight into the tastes, humour and graphic styles of cartoonists from the 17th century to the present day.

Time: the present day.

Her influence continues to the present day.

So has the present day.

The present day is different.

Go to the present day.

Back to the present day.

And the present day timeline.