Sentence examples for taste judgment from inspiring English sources

Critics get paid regularly for disapproving of other people's greed, taste, judgment and skill.

This chapter reviews research on aesthetic appreciation and demonstrates that preferences or taste judgments obey certain rules or principles.

So we have a three-fold division: empirical judgments, judgments of taste, and judgments of niceness or nastiness.

Let us call judgments of taste, or judgments of beauty and ugliness, "verdictive aesthetic judgments", and let us call the other aesthetic judgments (of daintiness, dumpiness, elegance, delicacy, etc).

There is great plausibility in Hume and Kant's suggestion that what explains the anomalousness of the aesthetic is the first feature of judgments of taste — that judgments of taste are essentially subjective, unlike ordinary empirical judgments about physical, sensory, or semantic properties (Hume 1757, pp. 231 232; Kant 1790, pp. 55 56, pp. 136 142).

I would not praise frivolous frivolity, because it has no mind, no taste, no judgment, behind it.

Central examples of judgments of taste are judgments of beauty and ugliness.

He has fantastically good taste and judgment.

Others face trickier questions of taste, news judgment and politics.

There are also, in this movie, some lapses in taste and judgment.

You see, musically we all have certain taste and judgment, that's not that important.