Foreigners had vulgar taste, far inferior to that of Cinnabar, of course.

At times Emma can be surprisingly literary, despite a rather vulgar taste in fiction.

(p32) Intellectuals indict capitalism for all kinds of sins: affluence, moral weakness, and vulgar taste.

These stories, though appealing largely to the vulgar taste, made Spiess one of the most widely read authors of his day.

He had vulgar tastes, but he knew it, and that has a certain charm, does it not?

Not with the vulgar taste of good-bye souring his soul.

He remained a favorite of vast segments of the audience, but critics increasingly accused of manifesting "vulgar tastes".

If anything comes to mind, it's oil wells, excessive profits, religious fanaticism, and vulgar taste.

Scenes of grotesquery and horror abound, which are a proof of "a low and vulgar taste."

Unlike Flaubert, who disdained the bourgeoisie for its vulgar artistic tastes, his American counterparts have criticized the middle class for its elite pretensions.