Sentence examples for restrained taste from inspiring English sources

SINCE buying his first high-end watch nearly 20 years ago, a stainless steel Cartier Vendôme, Burt Minkoff had considered himself a watch enthusiast of restrained taste.

Many of the Cunliffe objects were supreme examples of their type in the restrained taste beloved by some British connoisseurs, and these no longer resonated with the English public.

As the late sunlight turns into a luminous glow, we often stop for an oceanside drink at the nearby Halekulani, a hotel with quiet halls and restrained taste (and even higher tariff) that set it apart from its Waikiki neighbors.

My kunstkammer -- a Renaissance conceit, a beautiful room filled with beautiful things -- tells a lot about my own taste, more restrained than robust.

When participants were led to expect that they would be tasting grapes, restrained and unrestrained eaters did not differ in their subsequent consumption (of either grapes or cookies).

After a guided tour a buffet lunch of country specialities made the perfect excuse to also taste its more restrained grecanico blend, Alastro.

I knew it was time when the godellos, with their citric notes and restrained richness, were poured for tasting.

The books of Meynell's Nonesuch Press, which were usually limited editions of the classics reflecting his own catholic and excellent literary taste, are marked by restrained design, fine papers, and careful presswork.

Gold Court House, St John's Hill, Wareham The mood is of restrained luxury and uncluttered, often beautiful, good taste.

Mutual trust was clearly at work, not least because Norton's original taste in architecture was relatively restrained: "I love Jean Prouvé.

Using a between-subjects 2 × 2 × 3 design, female restrained and unrestrained eaters were asked to taste and rate a cookie that was labeled with a brand associated with healthful eating (Kashi®) or one associated with unhealthful eating (Nabisco®).