Sentence examples for superficial taste from inspiring English sources

The mixed messages arguably offer a superficial taste of deep geopolitical divisions likely to be on display next week.

Shakespeare may even have had some antipathy for that most famous of melancholic musicians, John Dowland; his portrayal in Twelfth Night of Duke Orsino's rather superficial taste for the "dying fall" surely must refer to the opening strain of Dowland's "Flow My Tears".

To get those undulant tastes that strike a deep chord rather than the superficial tastes you get with modern food, that for me is exciting, it's almost like I'm a culinary archeologist.

After more than a decade of candy-coated materialism, just about everyone is losing the taste for superficial treats.

At later time points (1, 3 and 7 days post surgery), we sought to establish when the regenerating maxillary barbel reestablishes its superficial sensory structures, particularly taste buds.

The return of the figure/landscape to the forefront of contemporary painting is a welcome transformation, but one that is symbolic of a more profound paradigmatic shift than a mere superficial change in representation or taste.

And one might wonder whether differences in taste are a superficial veneer over underlying normative universals, or whether, instead, culture plays a role in shaping normative facts.

Taste is a superficial subject.

The mixtape has multiple producers, but Kelela clearly has her own governing taste, allowing absolutely nothing superficial.

"It's a line that's about taste on the most superficial level, which fundamentally can only fall within the bigger discourses of skin color and discrimination, racism and white supremacist ideology.

Though Ms. Jacoby and Mr. Pronk are tremendously chic and wholly efficient, their dance style strikes me as more superficial than substantial; and, more important, their taste in choreography objectionable.