Photographs of the fallen, executed tastefully, serve a similar function.
His aim is for high quality artisanal Italian gelato to be served up tastefully and with sophistication.
Gathering in the tastefully nondescript suite that had served as their lawyers' storm center during the trial, the Goldmans and a few friends, including Ron Shipp, a former police officer, who had once been close to Simpson, toasted one another with champagne and nibbled on delivered pizza.
As they eat their impeccably served breakfasts in the morning room, beside a wall tastefully decorated with antique padlocks, do any of the guests wonder about the previous, less pampered occupants?
She could have served up beef bourguignon, Lancashire hot pot, even a salmon fillet tastefully wrapped in flaky pastry, expanding her repertoire without the bother and the mess of handling raw meat.
Food is still served on a beautiful tray with freshly ironed linen, porcelain dishes and silver utensils, all tastefully displayed.
Those bunnies, so tastefully depicted by Caskata's artisans, truly capture the spirit of the Easter holiday in a cultured way and in part served as an inspiration for this elegant tabletop décor.
But on a January night, when temperatures have dropped into the teens, it's easier still to dart into the clean, bright, tastefully decorated dining room of Beijing Pop Kabob, huddle around one of the ten-odd tables, and start blowing on the tall glass brimming with scalding hot black-and-jasmine tea that you are served immediately.
It's an airy, tastefully decorated place he said he bought when he realized that his two young sons (who live mostly with their mother) would be well served by not sleeping in hotels as he's done for years.
In this context, modern painting seems an art that serves to decoratively accent tastefully appointed homes rather than to express social or aesthetic rebellion.
PHILADELPHIA — The dinner was first-class, with butlers serving hors d'oeuvres and the strains of "Blue Danube" tastefully muffling the festive din.
