Sentence examples for least tacky from inspiring English sources

However, pulling out a private sandwich in front of our guests at the dinner table seems, at the very least, tacky.

Jim Farber of the Daily News compared it to tours of other teenage artists, saying "her latest 90-minute extravaganza had to be the costliest, most elaborate and, to be honest, least tacky to date".

Or at least lose the tacky embedding.

Or, at least, a hummable, ticky-tacky pop tune.

"But our parents, at least my parents, thought this was tacky junk".

The investment bankers may have been tacky and shallow, but at least there was a hint of adult supervision in those firms.

A check is tacky, unless the amount has at least four digits.

Facebook might be tacky, addictive, and annoying, but at least it's free.

Lucas made at least three Star Wars films which were vulgar and tacky, portentous and puritanical, weighed down by high personal stakes.

No longer tacky and stuffy, it now has four floors of dining rooms, the least expensive and least serviced being the cafeterialike ground floor, while the most formal fourth floor shines with etched glass, flowers and polished wood.

The bronze surface had been primed, then prepared with a slightly tacky coating to which the ultrathin leaf could be transferred with the least amount of pressure.