Sentence examples for garish ones from inspiring English sources

Leslie Giuliani offers large charcoal drawings that are stately over all and small garish ones using encaustic that are more frenetic.

Consumers are opting for Corollas over Cadillacs, Formica kitchen counters over granite and, it turns out, hats with traditional designs over garish ones.

ONE OPTION: Toss the fund-raising letter in the trash, use the labels (the less garish ones, at least) and congratulate yourself for rising above the guilt, for just saying no to address-label manipulation.

The hotel's shops are pure Bond Street – Louis Vuitton, Chanel and Cartier, plus Ferrari and Maserati – but they share the lobby with the sort of garish one-armed bandits that you'd see in an amusement arcade on a pier.

Garish one day, unspeakably loud the next, the joke never wore thin.

He proved that an elegant jacket could be as effective a marketing tool as a garish one.

The associations are wild and free, yet nothing feels arbitrary or garish (one thinks of the visionary episodes in silent film rather than of Fellini).

Though there have been scores of individual hosannas to Bowie's pivotal career since his death in January – from Lady Gaga's garish one at the Grammys, to Lorde's more tasteful piece at the Brit Awards – the Carnegie show provided the first sustained, and wide-ranging, genuflection.

Culture had decided that the best thing it could do was transform itself into a garish, one joke ouroboros.

Any skirt that hits below the knee is good: if you've got a short-sleeve shirt- especially one of those garish, touristy ones – try it over the skirt, cinched with your widest belt.

The other is a jagged piece of the Berlin Wall, made of a gritty composite barely deserving the name of stone, with a patch of garish graffiti on one side.