Sentence examples for shaky taste from inspiring English sources
It seems weird that this kind of kitsch "classicism" should inspire such an epiphany, but that doubleness — very sure judgment, sometimes shaky taste — seems typical of Ferguson's book.
It's enough to make you dig your copy of Bourdieu's "Distinction" out of storage, to see if he even anticipated this peculiar interplay of (absolute) wealth and (shaky) taste.
At the tail end of his career, he got shaky exactly because his taste got, or was made, shaky; when he had good material — as in the tragically underrated album that Bob Gaudio wrote for him, "Watertown" — he was almost as good as ever.
Watching the sorry Lehman Brothers saga unfold, those of us with experience and perspective have to conclude that a taste for shaky paper is in the beleaguered firm's DNA.
The taste for cocktails, a shaky pocket and an impatience with self-imposed pressures in the face of realer threats are telling many people something that they might have suspected but not yet admitted.
Touch identification technology in its latest iPhones may become a means of authenticating purchases.Despite a shaky start to the year, Cassandra believes the taste for Apple's products will endure well beyond 2014.
Although statistics for anosmia are shaky, one estimate puts the number of Americans with taste and smell disorders at two million.
With such a duet, which will also be included in Morphoses's second program, Mr. Wheeldon's taste level as an artistic director is on even shakier ground.
It seems weird that this kind of kitsch "classicism" should inspire such an epiphany, but that doubleness very sure judgment, sometimes shaky taste seems typical of Ferguson's book.
