Sentence examples for lack of tacky from inspiring English sources

AGES 10-13 -- This is a sweet little movie with appealing characters, some admirable if not exactly breakthrough thoughts and a lack of tacky sentimentality.

Is there just something about public transport the strange, stiffly bristled seats, the rigid seating arrangement, the lack of legroom, the tacky gray-flecked floors, the windows that only open a half inch at the top that makes us this way?

Is there just something about public transport – the strange, stiffly bristled seats, the rigid seating arrangement, the lack of legroom, the tacky grey-flecked floors, the windows that only open a half inch at the top – that makes us this way?

He knew that authorising a portrait by a literary figure would boost his standing in the arts world, where he is derided for his lack of cultural standing and tacky tastes, which include the ageing rocker Johnny Hallyday.

"That would be kind of tacky.

There are lots of tacky mannequins dotted about the place this time, some more human than others, and the occasional dealer so badly dressed and so transfixed by the lack of action that you think he's a shop dummy.

Sick of tacky reality shows with egotistic wannabes?

I abhor the influx of tacky chain restaurants into Manhattan.

It's righteously plain and neat, but made of tacky vinyl and colored hellfire red.

(John Arnone's set is precisely observed, striking the right note of tacky, woodsy quaintness).

It's nothing short of tacky to be rich right now.