Sentence examples for reflect the taste of from inspiring English sources

Perhaps those reflections themselves reflect the taste of the show's juror, Kevin Watroba, a photography specialist for earthgroup.com, an online art sales firm.

And they all reflect the taste of one woman.

Seals often reflect the taste of the owner.

A room is there to reflect the taste of its owner.

The buildings displayed here, almost without exception, reflect the taste of an elite of public-sector patrons from an elite of architects, paid for with taxpayers' money.

Unlike the show house rooms, the Cadillac aims to reflect the taste of its drivers more than its decorator, and that taste, like the stereo, runs to loud.

Programming needs to reflect the tastes of a community, the demographics of the population that lives in the community.

Bridgeport offers Caribbean dishes to reflect the tastes of the city's Cuban, Haitian, Jamaican and Dominican students.

Today the magazine is also recognized for producing videos that reflect the tastes of our news- and culture-hungry readership.

The split between Domingo's fare and the contemporary offerings — which reflect the tastes of the organization's C.E.O., Christopher Koelsch — can be disconcerting.

Trouble is, clubs that select their own members are, by definition, not diverse; they reflect the tastes of the existing club members.