Sentence examples for taste toward from inspiring English sources

The company said last month that it had misjudged the speed of the swing in consumer taste toward smaller cars.

Not all prints were produced with the subtlety and care of Harunobu's, but the turn in taste toward full-colour prints, of whatever quality, was irreversible.

After the 1720s the Baroque influence in his works declined, influenced by the aggressive Palladianism of Lord Burlington and the concurrent shift in public taste toward the classical.

It was Nesuhi who guided Ahmet's taste toward the New Orleans jazz of the nineteen-twenties, which had fallen from favor in America by the time of the Erteguns' arrival here.

The cult of Hitchcock, which presses directors' ideas and critics' taste toward his hyperrational craft and conceals his tormented frenzy, tends to thrust some filmmakers' impulses, and the critical response to some of the best modern films, to the sidelines.

"In offsetting the fawning coverage of tech luminaries and others, sometimes our stories swing too far for my taste toward snark".

Part of the slowdown reflected a switch in consumer tastes toward leather shoes and sandals and away from athletic shoes.

Ms. Pulitzer continued designing until 1984, when a series of ill-timed expansions, combined with changing tastes toward more minimal designs, led the company to seek bankruptcy protection.

And they suggested that a one-time consultation by a chef (no matter how famous he or she may be) is unlikely to sway kids' tastes toward better foods.

His taste gravitated toward nonfiction.

And his taste ran toward the bold.