Sentence examples for a bit kitsch from inspiring English sources

His work seemed a bit kitsch.

I know artists who dismiss his work as retro and maybe a bit kitsch.

Sander left many of the week's remaining shows looking a bit kitsch.

Being a bit crappy, a bit banal, a bit kitsch is the principal requirement for a pop art icon.

While sipping cocktails inside a cave may be a bit kitsch for some, the sociable beer garden out the front offers the chance to hone your German or simply soak up the northern sun.

In other words, if you half-close your eyes, preferably at night-time and with the assistance of lighting, food and drink, and forget all the above imperfections, and suspend the suspicion that it might all be a bit kitsch, you can get a kind of whoosh out of the curvy interior.

But it's allowed to be a little bit kitsch, I think, and the flaws are part of that quality.

But it's allowed to be a little bit kitsch, I think, and the flaws are part of that quality.

They thought we were indulging a bit of kitsch," says Langford.

If you crave a bit of kitsch, check out Vom (Copova 14) for old Yugo-pop LPs and 45s – some of the covers have so much unintentional comedy they could host their own late-night show.

Do you also think that the bumper case is aesthetically akin to the Car Bra? Don't mind a bit of Kitsch?