Sentence examples for garish style from inspiring English sources

Working on hundreds of projects, many of them small-scale buildings that could be constructed quickly, without the rigmarole of public hearings, he remolded entire neighborhoods in his steely, angular, brash — some would say garish — style.

That's because: a) Super Super is aimed at teens and early-20-somethings, whom said buffs neither understand nor take seriously; and b) its creative director, Steve Slocombe, whose last job was designing a marginally less garish style mag, Sleazenation, can be written off as an outsider, given that he's self-taught in graphic design.

Even by 1984, the 80s had already cemented themselves in America's collective unconscious as a time of excess, garish style, and over-the-top machismo.

While many admire his forthrightness, others are aware of its immense pitfalls, particularly for a person seeking a position as a statesman and diplomat, and as such, Trump's extremism is dividing his own political party.Ted Cruz "salutes" Trump, but not all Republicans agree with Trump's garish style.

So much for the precious, garish styling of the designer decade.

While the recent resurgence in garish styles is global, Northern California shoppers particularly favor them, especially pairs like "argyles in quite screamy colors," said Mikael Soderlindh, a founder and the chief executive of Happy Socks, a four-year-old Swedish brand that many tech types wear.

In true garish Eurovision style, a man will run inside a giant rotating wheel during the performance which opens the show.

Though his garish personal style and his cartoonish eccentricities nearly masked what lay beneath, in reality, Gaddafi the dictator was a mercurial despot with particularly sadistic methods of invoking fear in the hearts of the people he claimed as his own.

The walls have garish Victorian-style wallpaper that Ms. Wyland is quick to disown as inherited.

The Sultan Pub is a fun, if slightly garish, American-style bar spread over three floors, serving hamburgers and alcoholic drinks within sight of the Aya Sofya.

In 1889 the university sent him on an ethnographic mission to the province of Vologda, in the forested north, and he returned with a lasting interest in the often garish, nonrealistic styles of Russian folk painting.