Sentence examples for looking gauche from inspiring English sources
Designed by Nigella Lawson, another sexy chef you admire, these solid beechwood designs let her mix with her hands without looking gauche in front of company.
She is a former PR, who fell for a newspaper set-up with the "Fake Sheikh" and looked gauche.
But the more one scrolls through the endlessly updated annals of high-net-worth individuals trying and utterly failing not to look gauche, the more it seems that their money is not especially liberating.
This kind of ostentation looks gauche to Americans who've been financially secure long enough to be embarrassed by it, but it also underscores an elemental fact about the billionaire upstart: in all the ways that matter, save actual performing, Donald Trump is a not a politician — he's a rapper.
The truth is that the mechanics of inspiration, however well verified, threaten to look gauche in the hands of the dramatizer; even "Shakespeare in Love" flowed more freely in the business of stagecraft than it did in the shots of a quill-clutching, beard-stroking Bard.
"The only person I can think of who comes close to Brand in terms of the effect he has on others is Bill Clinton; if the two were together, I suspect the comedian would make the former US president look gauche by comparison".
These look gauche given that the idea of an Ugg is meant to be about keeping it all natural.
Consider your age before you go in for ruby-red or burnt-cranberry, because stark red lips may look severely gauche on a young girl.
"I didn't want to entomb the martyrs," Mr. Salameh said in French, looking more Rive Gauche than West Bank.
In the case of Glyndebourne's new staging, the director Richard Jones sought to make Octavian look more a gauche teenager than a self-assured aristocrat.
