I feel gauche writing about it.
It was surprisingly new so I had to roll it around in sheep dung so Morty wouldn't feel gauche wearing it outside.
This makes a lot of sense; one literary agent pointed out that authors keep getting bumped from morning TV shows to make space for political firestorms, and authors have complained, understandably, that it feels gauche or unwelcome to promote their work in such a climate.
(Or percentage points, rather — I was reading on a Kindle, one of only two I saw in the room. I felt a little gauche).
(Or percentage points, rather—I was reading on a Kindle, one of only two I saw in the room. I felt a little gauche). My fellow readers were punctiliously silent, but that didn't make up for the fact that I was sitting five feet from a cello playing "Habanera," from "Carmen," which mingled weirdly with the bumping tunes coming from the main bar.
I felt quite shy and gauche.
The writer, who over the year has turned adolescent and gauche, feels he could never possibly be as nice as he was a year before, and stops insisting on his identity.
Users were hesitant to provide their credit card details, though, and when dollar amounts are involved, sharing purchases feels a bit gauche.
On reading Patricia Highsmith's source novel twenty years ago, writer-director Anthony Minghella felt an immediate affinity with this gauche, questing anti-hero.
I winced at the entrance of a gauche embedded reporter, and felt a tug of recognition when he asked his interviewee to repeat a good line on tape 'without the swearing'.
