Sentence examples for taste set from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bolcom's catholicity of taste set an example too.

Each taste set off an echo chamber of numbing spice in my mouth.

Friday's opening program, "Saint-Saëns and the Cultivation of Taste," set the stage for much of what followed throughout the weekend, both in its variety of styles and in the thoroughgoing excellence of its performances.

Tura's change of tone was largely dictated by subject matter, of course, but it defies the standards of taste set down by Florentine painters and writers, standards that have framed the way Renaissance art is judged.

Anything goes, right?" She maintains that no one really follows the strict social guidelines and standards of good taste set down in the novels of Edith Wharton or in "The Rise of Silas Lapham".

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Teenage tastes set the tone for mass culture from hip-hop to South Park, and teenage bodies are used to sell cars, clothes and the promise of perpetual youth to people old enough to be the models' parents.

Johan Huizinga was the first historian to place Netherlandish art squarely in the Burgundian period – outside of nationalistic borders – suggesting in his book The Waning of the Middle Ages, published in 1919, that the flowering of the school in the early 15th century resulted wholly from the tastes set by the Burgundian court.

"There's always been immigration into and out of Newark, changing tastes, setting up new residences," Mrs. Price said.