Sentence examples for a bit garish from inspiring English sources
Where her tastes seemed a bit garish, his were subdued.
Yes, the taillight treatment is a bit garish, but that's a nitpick.
If it all sounds a bit garish -- well, it is garish.
The audience part, with walls of midnight blue and balcony fronts and other appurtenances of gold, seemed to me a bit garish, not to say night-clubby.
Some will see its saturated colours as a bit garish but many will like how they're noticeably more vibrant than the LCD displays as used in the OnePlus 2 or iPhone 6 Plus.
The Mayor of London admits that while the shirt may have been "a bit garish, a bit of an eyeful", he is not a priest, but "a space scientist with a fine collection of tattoos, and if you are an extrovert space scientist, that is the kind of shirt that you are allowed to wear".
And sometimes it was a matter of making already blazing effects a bit more garish.
The shades of green mixed with yellow, mixed with large item icons, is a bit too garish.
And the cover does indeed look a bit like those other garish covers that supposedly only appeal to women.
To be honest, most of these themes are a little too garish or a bit tacky, just like the first round of themes.
The color reproduction looks slightly off to my eye — with tones coming out a bit more saturated and therefore garish than the photo appears (at least when viewed on iPhone or Mac screens).
