Sentence examples similar to the prevailing taste then from inspiring English sources

Collaborating with several design firms, the architects delivered an elegant mix of styles that reflected the prevailing tastes of the day.

We are all driven by the prevailing tastes and mores of our age.

The prevailing taste held that landscape was inferior to history painting.

Heavy tropical woods were also brought to Europe, and from these, furniture was made that borrowed much from the prevailing taste for "Oriental" elaboration.

Wordplay, complexity, allusion, and a lightness of touch are all features of his work, and these characteristics often set him against the prevailing taste of his day.

Katz's work gained critical acclaim late in his career, when prevailing tastes came to appreciate the power of the sabulous simplicity that characterized much of his work.

Sluter, an innovator in art, moved beyond the prevailing French taste for graceful figures, delicate and elegant movement, and fluid falls of drapery.

"Also, these houses do not conform to the prevailing current taste in suburban houses, which is increasingly large, basically traditional-style buildings".

The prevailing market rate will then apply.

The magazine Southern Living, the prevailing arbiter of middle-class regional taste, dubbed its apple pie one of the South's best.

The prevailing business model — rent a space and then dutifully pay each month — is quite profitable for storage facility owners.