Sentences with phrase «matters of taste»

The staged art - lounge, in which the furniture pieces serve as a base for small objects, refers to representative functions of the exhibition rooms as well as to the special ties between business and matters of taste in the art world.

Moving past superficial matters of taste, the new INCREDIBLE fits right in among the high end of mid-range Android smartphones of late.

Mere matters of taste?

In matters of taste, Thomson has been right about most of the important figures in the medium he has spent a lifetime chronicling, at least the ones he comes to praise.

In a free speech decision having to do with obscenity, Justice Harlan opined in 1971, «The Constitution leaves matters of taste and style so largely to the individual.»

For in a very real sense, the hatred for art that now assumes the guise of so «called avant «garde art is rooted in that same iconoclastic polemic that animates every syllable of Plato and Nietzsche, not to mention a host of other art critics (in the literal sense of that word) from Origen, St. Augustine, and Blaise Pascal to those Russian commissars of art who ruled on matters of taste by diktat and ukase.

Finally, for the policy goal of giving high - income Canadians a tax break, it's a matter of taste about who should get what.

The law is thus being interpreted and applied in line with the canons of political and cultural discourse that have emerged over the last fifty years, where oppression is increasingly a psychological category and ethics is increasingly aesthetics, a matter of taste.

turning the existence of god in a matter of taste should be enough for an atheist.

If one is to transcend the initial impression that theology is a smorgasbord from which one may pick and choose as a matter of taste, with some question as to whether one must partake at all, it is necessary to identify some nutritional requirements which theology is designed to meet.

Richard John Neuhaus is free to dislike the New Oxford Review ad as a matter of taste.

It was simply a matter of taste and respect for those who were killed by muslims.

Indifference to what choice was made necessarily assumed that slavery was neither right nor wrong but only a matter of taste.

Finally, he decided, it must be admitted to be merely a matter of taste.

Is our concern for these things simply a matter of taste or the product of a wish - fulfilling dream?

The differences between these products are simply a matter of taste.

Of course it is all a matter of taste.

This is not just a matter of taste — especially in earlier times without refrigeration, the chiles helped preserving the products.

I followed the recipe so I can only assume that it's a matter of taste.....

The rest of the presentation is again a matter of taste...

Just a matter of taste on those changes!

I also double up on the spices, but that's a matter of taste.

I used miso instead of tahini but that's simply a matter of taste.

It is just a matter of taste or what you happen to pick up at the store.

Using whole flours is not just a matter of taste, but also a way to enrich your diet with minerals.

Some of the difference is a matter of taste.

You might not need all the whipping cream, it is really a matter of taste and how soft and smooth or thick and firm you want it.

I used green olives, but it's only a matter of taste, you can replace them by black olives if you prefer.

Now, when adding the broth to the cornbread, it is totally a matter of taste to how much you add.

Robert Parker Wine Advocate Brings Matter of Taste Tour to New York City Global Series of Exclusive Wine Experiences to Feature Top Rated Wines from Around the World on Saturday, February 20, 2016...

I'm assuming that skim milk will work in lieu of almond (as a matter of taste preference)?

Last but not least was a special sweet treat from Aga of A Matter of Taste.

I learned in a science class once that the cilantro thing is genetic — it's not simply a matter of taste preference, but to a certain percentage of the population, it really does taste like soap, while to others, it is delightful!

It's a matter of taste!

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Choosing one over the other would just be a matter of taste preference.

Wine experts» rating: a matter of taste?.

The difference between failure and wild success may not be a matter of taste, but simply location.

Neither method is better than the other; it's just a matter of taste.

I guess it's a matter of taste, but as far as objective suitability, it's not a great bread flour.

This is a matter of taste, so it is not as simple as it seems.

The drive of the grand Vitara may also be a matter of taste — I really enjoy the boxy styling (it looks like a little 4WD should) but can see how the sexier swoops of the Mazda and CRV can appeal as well.

It is all a matter of taste and price.

The choice of carrier or sling is, of course, a matter of both taste and price — I actually used both!

It's a matter of taste.

While the preference for DIY is not falsifiable in the sense that it's a matter of taste and comfort, the premise that DIY birth is just as safe is absolutely falsifiable.

All the rest is a matter of taste and lifestyle.

While I totally agree that it's a marketing thing, it's a matter of taste for my daughter.

What happens in the privacy of the bedroom is a matter of taste, I suppose, but in light of the recent, high profile Chris Brown / Rihanna scandal, you kinda can't help but wonder whether harmless sex games and real - life violence toward women are connected.

Whether the government should be in this business is a matter of taste.