Meanings of low tastes in English

Mrs. Argenter was anxiously alarmed at the child's low tastes.

I don't understand where she gets such low tastes.

It has low tastes, and is not kind.

I've got low tastes and lots of 'em.

Always a weak, untruthful, vicious young brute with low tastes-myson and heir, Bevis, Lord Fauntleroy.

What about my ' low tastes' now, Aunt Olivia?

Mr. Marten was a hirsute and impecunious young Hebrew of low tastes, with a passion for mineralogy.

I fear you have low tastes, child.

But James has such low tastes.

Gussie will never have the low tastes and plebeian ways that have made you such an eyesore to me.

You always had low tastes.

I cannot imagine men having such low tastes-asif there were anything in these women more than in anybody else!

Those who had been aware of him merely as a man of low tastes now began to notice his particular actions.

It gave me a shock, but he was not the first royal personage who has exhibited low tastes and carnal hankerings.

She has the Weatherstone money, of course, but no Position; and what little she has she is losing by her low tastes.

One is unable to think of Rubens as having low tastes, as being morose, erratic, or anything but a refined, gracious, and brilliant gentleman.