Sentence examples for for tacky from inspiring English sources

"Shlafti!" Ms. Bargan exclaimed, using slang for tacky.

FOR some, Father's Day is a time for tacky ties and sugary cards.

My mother said I couldn't work for tacky people in tacky places after working in grand hotels and grand theatres for grand people.

It is in a casino in Atlantic City, an entertainment destination once known only for tacky gift shops and has-been lounge singers.

I'm all for tacky PR stunts, but surely we've reached a time in human evolution when even the marketing department realises that these types of things are not a great look?

It was dark by the time the cab pulled into the city - no bad thing since the night sky is the only backdrop that can adequately frame the seasonal Luci d'Artista installation - a growing collection of artist-commissioned light projects that does away with the need for tacky Christmas illuminations.

As for tackiest uniform, we're gonna go with mother England.

Some guests may think asking for money is tacky.

Those that are too mechanised, such as the German Gebetomat a vending booth for prayers in 65 languages which Mr Crompton dubs "multifaith for cheapskates"—can seem tacky.

But it was perilously easy for postmodernism to look tacky.

He reached for a thesaurus for synonyms: "tacky, shabby, base, low, malicious, petty, nasty, unsavory".