1.   But Earl Tupper, a stern New Englander, thought such displays showed bad taste.

2.   But postings on a bulletin board at one Orthodox synagogue here show a taste for luxury.

3.   Chernomyrdin is dull, and the Russian electorate has shown little taste for dull candidates.

4.   Deep Green would never snub the president or show poor taste or wear a Nike cap everywhere.

5.   In the pet-infested squalor of their East Hampton mansion, mother and daughter famously show a taste for unconventional style.

6.   Japan has shown a taste for the U.S. college game as well.

7.   Lederman countered that it was the mayor who was showing poor taste.

8.   Lebrecht, showing little taste for pedestrian detail, speaks hyperbole like a native.

9.   Much of the kitsch of the past flourishes today as camp, produced to be purchased ironically, to show good taste by disdaining bad.

10.   Shoot e-mails to customers who have shown a taste for that cut.