Sentence examples for how kitsch from inspiring English sources

This is how kitsch works.

You keep waiting for some illuminating insight into how kitsch relates to faith, but it never comes.

Daryl Somers: Part of Eurovision's appeal is the performers who don't quite realise how kitsch or daggy they appear to others.

No matter how kitsch and over-excitable the trainers, you just can't get away from the fact that watching overweight, unfit people exercising is extremely dull.

He wrote a lengthy essay about it, describing how kitsch led to it.

If you have some time on your hands, take a look at new fiction by Tim Parks, an investigation into Hong Kong's foreign domestic workers fighting for equal rights, and a travel story on how kitsch and environmental consciousness may save Florida's independent tourism industry.

So that is how the Kitsch Movement began, which simply resonated with my experience when I first heard it.

Given the chewed-over subject matter, not to mention the tendency of the genre — a dramatic reheating of the recent past — to curdle into kitsch, how could Frears and his cast rise above the sins of the miniseries?

It was just unclear how to read it against kitsch scenery.

Too much polish, too much kitsch: Adam Gopnik on how shopping, tourism, and luxury are changing Paris.

Hotel Kabuki is very much how Frisco sees Japan, all kitsch Geisha wall decorations, artsy paper lanterns and attractive gardens.