Sentence examples for is tacky to from inspiring English sources

Delrona Beach is tacky to begin with, and what replaces it might be nice, in a manicured, upscale way.

Let stand until the cement is "tacky" to touch.

If the surface is tacky to the touch, the wood stain is not completely set and will need more drying time.

Would it be tacky to include a cash bar?

It's tacky to degrade the brand name, folks.

"I think it's tacky to talk about a vacancy that doesn't exist," he says.

"I was brought up to believe that you took care of your money, but it was tacky to talk about it.

For instance, maybe it was tacky to format the invitation like a movie poster and write that our wedding was produced by God Almighty.

Koppel actually agreed, but thought it was "tacky" to "second-guess" a fellow member of a "very distinguished but tiny club".

By all means, it would be tacky to have an ex-spouse spat — or an awkward conversation with future in-laws — over the bill at the end of the meal.

"It's tacky to put up a fence if you live on less than four acres of land," Lera said, more to the window than to Olya, and then felt a kind of shame at her own snobbery.