Sentence examples for less tacky from inspiring English sources

Initially, the ads featuring Mr. Zimmer in the mid-'80s were an attempt to make Men's Wearhouse less tacky.

But making British seaside towns less tacky might attract higher-spending tourists.The government's new paper has lots to say on the need for depressed English resorts to regenerate, to adapt and to develop niche markets.

"She incarnates a younger generation; she wants to 'déringardiser' the party," or make it less tacky, said Nonna Mayer, a political scientist at the French National Center for Scientific Research.

It made In-App Purchases seem less tacky to the user!

1UP.com described their fare as "much less tacky than your typical mall-bought video game apparel".

I said 'terminate,' instead of 'abortion,' because I thought it sounded more grown-up, more considered, less tacky.

Serious thinkers know the discussion falls along a spectrum between benign oligarchy and a less-tacky fascism.

If Microsoft really wants to get people to use IE8 it should rely less on tacky gimmicks and more on making a great product.

Meanwhile, it may be time for Artangel to get less aesthetic, more tacky.

And tell me honestly--did the rich folks of the '40s (New Yorkers, no less) really wear such tacky clothes?

Painting over these nails or screws will look tacky and less professional.