Sentence examples similar to taste of matter from inspiring English sources

"On matters of taste, on matters of style, we never disagree".

Nobody who matters should care if it's fake, the condition and taste of clothing matters far more than the price tag.

For on matters of taste, as on matters of ethics, her new book has almost nothing to say.

French taste in matters of dress appears to be replacing decades of unbridled English theatrics.

The exercise of taste is a matter of who wields power at a given moment.

The world, then, provides a standard for our aesthetic affections and judgments, and the cultivation of taste is a matter of developing proper responses to that standard.

FEW Britons have well-defined religious beliefs, but many have tastes in matters of religion.

It's all a matter of taste, of course, and when you plan to drink it.

It's all a matter of taste, of course.

Charm, like taste, is a matter of opinion, of course.

Perhaps because taste is a matter of taste.