Sentence examples for feels tacky from inspiring English sources

It feels tacky.

The worry, the criticism, feels tacky and fatuous.

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.

No one wants a folding phone if that means screen glitches and/or a handset that feels tacky and whose dimensions hark back to the heft of late 1990s mobile devices.

Allow it to set until it feels tacky, according to the manufacturer's directions.

Be conservative — if the paint still feels tacky, you may need more time.

"It could have been done in a way that felt tacky or like a personality contest," admits Troni.

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).

It should start to change colors (look lighter) but still feel tacky to the touch.

Everyone seems agreed that writing about sex is perilous, partly because it threatens to swamp highly individualised characters in a generic, featureless activity (much like coffee-cup dialogue, during which everyone sounds the same), and partly because it feels... tacky.