Sentence examples for feel tacky from inspiring English sources
While sticky honeydew is another signs of these sap-feeding insects, many other insects also excrete honeydew in quantities sufficient to make cars, fences and deck surfaces feel tacky.
Yet unlike other beach restaurants, this doesn't feel tacky oras if you are party to some environmental travesty.
Over the years, he mastered the subtleties of the craft, like learning to tell, by squeezing with one latex-gloved hand, when a fish is dry enough to be smoked (when pressed together the two sides should feel tacky, so the smoke can adhere to the skin).
Events such as this might often feel tacky and patronising, but they are still a powerful weapon against our own prejudices.
Events like this one might often feel tacky and patronising but they are still a powerful weapon against our own prejudices.
It should start to change colors (look lighter) but still feel tacky to the touch.
I still don't have a good answer to this question, but I know for sure that buying a handbag that is clearly identified with its brand feels tacky to me — I don't want to give a bag as a present that has the Louis Vuitton initials all over it.
The worry, the criticism, feels tacky and fatuous.
"It could have been done in a way that felt tacky or like a personality contest," admits Troni.
And when I am writing this, it is a fictional world, and I am in control of it, and if we can be bold enough to call it art, it's art… And this is an interview where I'm promoting a couple of things and it feels tacky and unfair to talk about real people in a way that it doesn't seem unfair to fictionalise certain elements of characters.
