Sentence examples for taste not to from inspiring English sources

But it would be in bad taste not to enjoy the extra time.

And it sticks it to those who had the bad taste not to encourage me in my artistic pursuits.

And with improved taste, not to mention new organic, vegetarian and gluten-free options, it's never been easier to eat well in the face of the Apocalypse.

(Susann did suffer but had the good taste not to exploit it.) Too bad: Ms. Midler was born to play the Susann that Mr. Korda met.

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.

Ten years on, rendering the trauma of the attacks through art is indeed still fraught with questions of sensitivity and taste, not to mention the challenge of grasping the enormity of the event and its significance.

Another, from the Eyrie Vineyards, one of the few bottles in our tasting not to come with a screwcap, was corked.

We are trying hard not to convey a sense of judgment here: people have different tastes, not to mention pockets of varying depths.

Steamed mussels were superb with their correctly thin, buttery sauce; saffron was strong enough to taste, not strong enough to be bitter.

Still, even as marketers seek "to do something to break through," Mr. Tenny said, "the bounds of good taste" ought not to be overstepped.

Yet the ever-increasing supply of content tailored to every taste seems not to have dented the appeal of the blockbuster.