Sentence examples for standards of taste from inspiring English sources

Standards of taste shifted.

But imposing standards of taste rules that out.

In developing her standards of taste, de Wolfe looked first to the past.

** In developing her standards of taste, de Wolfe looked first to the past.

"If advertisements are not defamatory or libellous, and they meet our standards of taste, we run them," he said.

This an attempt to apply editorial standards of taste, decency and respect for the audience as a whole.

ROSE EARTH AND SPACE CENTER, THE POLSHEK PARTNERSHIP -- This was the year for Baseline Modern: buildings set a new standard of taste for vernacular architecture in New York.

Despite this, Paley associated himself and his network with "a certain standard of taste". He knew how to transform prestige into profits with a legerdemain that frustrated his rivals.

Unlike other municipalities, however, Princeton is home to the state's most prestigious university, where a symbiotic relationship requires that both the Ivy League school and the patrician town live up to a near impossible standard of taste and excellence.

We had a taste experience at dinner the other night that recalled the funny incident in Don Quixote, used as an example by David Hume in his Of The Standard of Taste, where Sancho Panza's kinsmen taste some wine from a hogshead, and pronounce it good.

Is there is a standard of taste and of beauty?