| However, given his head, he seems to prefer more modest patterns, the result of which is a refined, tasteful elegance. |
| Therefore this fruit has become even more tasteful, although its nectarean juice was already relishable for all, including liberated souls. |
| On first listen it seems wearyingly traditional, raspy and sparse in tasteful, expected ways. |
| Madeline had chosen a tasteful yet alluring little black dress for Elizabeth to wear. |
| In this book she gives the church keyboardist tasteful, well-crafted arrangements of beloved tunes from a variety of sources. |
| A few nice, tasteful displays notwithstanding, the overall performance was pretty anemic. |
