Sentence examples for it's garish from inspiring English sources
"To me, it's the rebel woman's eye makeup, it's garish, [it speaks to] the virgin/whore interplay.
Among the reasons not to love it: It's "garish and over the top," "the performers look lost in Luhrmann's extravagant panorama," and the film "seldom, if ever, captures that fierce delicacy of feeling Fitzgerald packed into every sentence".
"I wouldn't use the word ghetto, but I would say it's garish," he said.
Readers begin to notice, however, that in her vague way Bink gets exactly what she wants in each episode, whether it's garish socks or acceptance of Fred the fish.
If it all sounds a bit garish -- well, it is garish.
It is garish, with gold-plated bathroom fixtures, gaudy furniture and crystal decanters lining a floor-to-ceiling shelf behind the bar.
It's eye-catching, it can be garish.
At its best his playing vividly characterizes a musical line; at its worst it can be garish and approximate.
The colors around him were garish, and commotion in the ring made focusing nearly impossible.
