Sentence examples similar to reflection of taste from inspiring English sources

Whichever pony takes most rosettes on February 27, Bafta can be proud that its choice is a true reflection of popular taste, rather than mere genuflection.

But her decision was influenced by her longstanding interest in 19th-century American art and the painting's reflection of the taste of the museum's founder, August Heckscher.

"We believe that is a reflection of the taste cells in the tongue".

That doesn't always make sense because Amazon accounts are often shared among families and used to buy gifts – meaning an account history is not necessarily a reflection of personal taste.

The inclusion of work by prickly or hard-to-plumb auteurs such as Haneke and Kiarostami is a reflection of the taste that has dominated the festival during Pena's tenure.

This, he said, was as much a matter of faith as a reflection of his tastes.

The collection is personal, a reflection of his tastes and ambitions.

Five are by Agatha Christie and Georgette Heyer also figures – possibly a reflection of the tastes of an older generation of users.

These are just some of the items delivered recently to mailrooms at universities across the country, a reflection of students' tastes and online shopping habits.

The subject is fascinating and so are some of Mr. Butsch's ideas, but as the content of art is eclipsed by considerations of audience politics, culture ends up seeming like little more than a reflection of political tastes.

But for many in the music industry the list was considered a fair reflection of popular tastes for an awards show that is sometimes known for left-field choices.