Sentence examples for taste were from inspiring English sources

Her novels, though not to every taste, were admired.

The diverse languages of taste were out in full force.

Some exercises of consumer taste were for men and women.

The main influences on Levy's taste were Surrealism and Modernist formalism.

For if bad taste were illegal, courts here would be overwhelmed.

Backstage segments, however questionable in taste, were quick and meant something.

Questions of taste were canvassed in new journals such as the Spectator, and in London's mushrooming coffee houses.

By the time Yesco came along, though, Muzak and popular music had diverged, and generational differences in taste were unbridgeable.

The shtick, the "girls" (both young and old), the tunes, the governing taste, were all determinedly old-school.

The only Africans sharing the liberal West's taste were the older Zulu listeners, who supported the A.N.C.'s opponents.

"If her taste were just a little worse," she continued, "it might inspire me with some wacky design ideas.