Sentence examples for suspect taste from inspiring English sources

These are clothes that allow you to show that you're aware of what it means to be a gentleman, but that you're choosing — for reasons of frustrated legacy, or thin pockets, or suspect taste — not to be.

An alternative version might be that the whole thing is a cosy conspiracy of mediocrity perpetrated by Oxbridge directors, venal producers and supine critics foisting their suspect taste on the culturally browbeaten theatre-going public.

I suspect his taste in higher matters.

Critics claimed the hype around Soylent was a short-lived--and somewhat alarming phase, but it seems the demand for meal replacement drinks high on nutrients and suspect on taste is ever-growing.

Far too few of us, I suspect, have tasted top-quality liver at its marvellous best.

(One suspects his taste inclines more to landscapes, tasteful watercolours, perhaps groupings of dogs playing snooker).

I suspect her personal taste and professional needs will finally converge in the 80s pant suit – though, God and Matthew Weiner willing, the series won't stray beyond 1979.

But I suspect that socializing Americans' taste in sports may be a tougher task than socializing our healthcare system".

But taste becomes suspect when Bloom points out that Christina Rossetti is not the poet Emily Dickinson is, without pointing out that Christina's brother Dante Gabriel Rossetti is also not the poet Dickinson is.

But best of all in my opinion is Anne Sofie von Otter's radical 1996 DG recording, though it won't, I suspect, be to all tastes.

As more people realise the benefits of digital music services having a better understanding of our tastes, I suspect we'll see more discussion about how (or even whether) we can export that data for use elsewhere.