Sentence examples for a bit tacky to from inspiring English sources

And yes, it did feel a bit tacky to be a member of the media when the protester-reporter ratio was hovering at around one-to-one.

O.K., it was a bit tacky how excited they were to "break records" as Sandy approached.

Discussing explicit sexual acts in your poem is a bit tacky, and might be off-putting to the recipient.

While all of them are made to absorb shock, some may be more comfortable than others (more padding) and some provide a more secure grip because they tend to feel a bit "tacky" or sticky, especially in hot weather.

Leave the wax for 30 seconds to make it go a bit tacky so it won't run or smudge into other eyebrow hairs you want to keep.

"I was going to say it on stage but I thought it was a bit tacky," she said afterwards.

Although some find it all a bit tacky, Dubai has shown imagination, a knack for getting things done, and an ability to harness capital and use top international talent.Not everyone is convinced that Dubai's financial designs will be so profitable.

To be honest, most of these themes are a little too garish or a bit tacky, just like the first round of themes.

LIZADONNELLY: Crown on the Bently is a bit tacky.

The costumes were wildly inventive if a bit tacky.

It all felt a bit tacky and directionless.