| Of course, if you conduct yourself with impeccable taste and decorum, you will soon bore the reporters, and they will stop covering you. |
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| He was urbane, witty, had impeccable taste and was by all accounts a great fan of the ladies. |
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| She's a very reserved and classy dame with impeccable taste in food. |
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| I have impeccable taste in music, and everything that I like is cool. |
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| No, we'll be putting such things as impeccable taste aside for now. |
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| This shop's reputation is synonymous with passion, fidelity, detail and impeccable taste. |
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| Considered by many to be slightly exotic, you engage people with impeccable taste and character. |
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| The five bedrooms and their bathrooms have been carefully designed with impeccable taste. |
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| The exquisite packaging reflects the unerring style and impeccable taste of Annick Goutal. |
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| A man of great intellect, impeccable taste and incredible wit. |
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| She had grand style, impeccable taste, and a sharp mind. |
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| This is why TAU products are ideal for integration in various contexts, without the risk of interfering with the harmony of spaces designed with painstaking care and impeccable taste. |
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| With consummate skill and impeccable taste, Citrus Designs will update your décor using yesterday's classics and tomorrow's trends. The results will express your tastes and who you are. |
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| The Wellgems, maker of wonderfully appointed bathroom equipment and bathroom furniture, has created a line of impressive shower cabinet units to suit your impeccable taste. |
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| Udyr has always had impeccable taste in headgear. |
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| A man with impeccable taste, replete with an eye for quality and disregard for vogue, Piatigorsky loved and acquired impressionist art before it became fashionable. |
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| Of course to learn well one needs impeccable taste in questioning but too often judgement, what's right what's wrong, what's good, what's bad, becomes a habitual positioning, an attitude that interferes with learning. |
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| And he had impeccable taste, creating this. |
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| Luckily for me, my father had impeccable taste. |
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