Sentence examples for taste shifted from inspiring English sources
Standards of taste shifted.
Taste shifted from Rococo to neo-Classicism.
During the austerity 1950s, public taste shifted towards the escapist fantasies of 19th-century classics.
Her Mozart performances, as well as her readings of Bach and Scarlatti, were so carefully detailed and light in texture that even as public taste shifted toward the more scholarly interpretations of period-instrument specialists, Ms. de Larrocha's readings retained their allure.
George's architectural taste shifted over the years.
But Halloween shoppers' tastes shifted markedly.
As the 1950s faded into the 1960s tastes shifted.
Her popularity waned as tastes shifted in the 1970s, and she had to supplement her income by taking temporary work.
The Sindy magazines were very pink and I loved them, but as a teen my tastes shifted wildly.
He had a brief interest in Chuck Berry, but as he grew older, his musical tastes shifted back in time.
Many in Hollywood think that tastes shifted after the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, and the subsequent invasion of Iraq.
