Sentence examples for a bit tacky from inspiring English sources

LIZADONNELLY: Crown on the Bently is a bit tacky.

The costumes were wildly inventive if a bit tacky.

Sadly, for every smart touch, there's something a bit tacky.

On a vaguely related note: Kentucky's name for its health exchange, Kynect, is kind of clever if a bit tacky.

It's lightweight but a bit tacky.

Here it seems overdone and a bit tacky.

The pitch was a little bit tacky and they bowled very well in those two hours so we had to bat very well.

They are very (ahem) Guess by George Marciano... a flirty cowgirl style a wee bit tackier than one expects of the Gucci legacy.

The United States Golf Association is calling this The People's Open, but isn't this a bit, you know, tacky?

Often times they feel it's bad for business (aka the Groupon effect), overloading the retailer with a non-regular clientele, which can make the company look a bit desperate with tacky deals.

"If you read good reviews, you become self-conscious about the bits they like, and it starts to make those bits tacky — as if you're churning them out," he said.