| The brave risk of such small-scale impeccability and tastefulness lies in the possibility of underwhelming jaded ears, but the restraint is rewarding and laudable. |
| There is a forthright vitality to the detailing that manages to sidestep judgements of tastefulness or tattiness. |
| There's also a clenched tastefulness about these Manhattanites that feels a little superior. |
| You will be relieved to know, I'm sure, that not all standards of tastefulness have been trampled by this ruling. |
| While Hollywood used to signify a spectacular vulgarity, the influential American cinema now has a stifling and well-meaning tastefulness. |
| We suspect and fear that he won't keep up either the tastefulness or the tedium for very long. |
