| Several people at this fine publication found the article upsetting, in poor taste, unfunny and absurd. |
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| Such a screenwriter runs the risk of being accused of much more than just poor taste. |
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| Exploitation movies are often criticized as trashy, but poor taste is an elitist concept. |
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| I suppose I should have stopped, if only because it seemed in such poor taste, calibrating my body's improvement as Dad's withered away. |
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| The cash call smacks of poor taste, taking advantage of people's fears and anxieties by making promises of peace. |
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| I found this hilarious, but the Yankees front office developed a case of the butthurt, saying the promotion was in poor taste. |
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| It's not the bridal suite, I thought that would be in poor taste, but I'm told it's very nice. |
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| Racism is encountered daily in companies where the atmosphere may be marked by jokes in poor taste and by widespread stereotyping. |
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| The Council decided that the commercial was neutral and not in poor taste, and did not contravene the CAB's Code of Ethics. |
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| I could not believe my ears nor that it wasn't just one joke in poor taste but a continuous stream. |
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| The use of language which is vulgar or in poor taste during meetings shall be prohibited as being against the decorum and dignity of the meeting. |
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| The Council felt that the commercial could not be judged to be in poor taste, nor was it unfair. |
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| Simply, if your name defames any demographic, or is in poor taste you are likely to be actioned. |
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| He has even gone on television to apologise for his vulgar language and poor taste. |
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| So I turned to crimping my hair, wearing ripped up belly-shirts year-round, parading in knee high buckskin footwear, disrobing in poor taste and talking back to my momma. |
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| To the uninitiated, this might smack of poor taste and inappropriate timing. |
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| This item is beyond poor taste and trivializes a loss of life that still hurts the Kent State community today. |
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| Pen Duick reserves the right to refuse any name which it considers to be in poor taste, shocking, abusive or in contradiction to the objectives of the race. |
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| Groundwater obtained from bedrock aquifers throughout the entire region is generally considered to be hard and are therefore susceptible to scaling and poor taste. |
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| On the questions of fact in this case, the Regional Council agreed that the tone of the host's statement was accurately recalled by the listener and that the host's statement was in extremely poor taste. |
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| The drink is light-sensitive, meaning it can go off very quickly and leave a poor taste in the mouth when the sun shines. |
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| Aside from being a nuisance, spam increases the number of incoming e-mails in poor taste and the risk of contamination by a virus, in addition to using your computer's resources unnecessarily. |
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| The use of other colours was seen as a sign of poor taste. |
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| The poor taste and lack of sugar in modern garden and commercial tomato varieties resulted from breeding tomatoes to ripen uniformly red. |
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| His splashy car was supposed to show his wealth, but instead it showed his poor taste. |
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| Where there's no wit, the c-word isn't funny, it's just in poor taste. |
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| They were popular in the 1860s and 1870s, but had fallen into disfavour by the 1880s, when their increasingly elaborate decorative style was considered in poor taste. |
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| They also complained about what they perceived to be a lack of balance in the reporting of controversial subjects, and about satirical advertisements that they considered to be in poor taste. |
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| Regardless of politics, it's in poor taste. |
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| Terms formerly considered blasphemous or irreligious are today non-religious and inoffensive to the population as a whole, even if perhaps in poor taste. |
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| As regards that speech by President Bush and that whole spectacle at the White House, I have to say that it was a pathetic show, an irrelevant and cynical speech, a ridiculous act of propaganda in poor taste. |
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| Another copy of this poster has the soap in Macdonald's hand painted over and replaced with a book-perhaps the work of someone who thought the image was in poor taste. |
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| At worst, it could be seen as a youthful expression of a rebellious societal observation, and one undeniably in poor taste in terms of what polite adults and caring parents would wish to hear. |
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| In the result, it considered Mr. Franklin's comments to be in poor taste but not constituting a breach of any of the provisions of the Code of Ethics. |
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| He would always show up for the visit wearing a pair of brightly polished shoes, a starched collar, and an ostentatious tiepin of extravagant poor taste. |
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| Flashy in its photographic juxtapositioning, Reebok embraced poor taste as a sign for antistyle that might beckon skeptical viewers to enter the space of the ad. |
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