Sentence examples for may be camp from inspiring English sources

FAYE DUNAWAY'S "She's my daughter -- she's my sister -- she's my daughter and my sister" speech may be camp, but it deserves more respect.

Scissor Sisters may be camp as Christmas but they're serious with it, so for every glitter ball disco romp there's a dramatic glam ballad that might have come from the pen of Bowie, Lou Reed or Elton John circa 1972.

But this may be CAMP's last summer.

It may be camping, but experiences like these don't come cheap.

Some managers of the 1,800 AT&T stores nationwide are also thinking about metal barriers outside for crowd control, and portable toilets for those who may be camping out for a long time, awaiting that 6 p.m. announcement that will provide the first clue as to whether they'll get one of the coveted devices.

Even though you may be camping during summer, nights can get cold quickly.

Depending on how quickly the ruling class can be brought to its knees, you may still be camped out there on September 24th, when the wonder-kids at 350.org are putting on another worldwide rally, "Moving Planet".

More important may be which camp sets the agenda over the next three and a half weeks.

Faye Dunaway's on-target portrayal of Joan Crawford at the height of her prewar movie fame may be high camp, but Frank Perry's MOMMIE DEAREST (1981) is more than that.

"Long live the three V's: volunteerism, vanguardism and virginity!" may be the camp's motto, but the real goal of Migdalia False Eyelashes, Irma the Albino and the other tough campañeras who bunk down with Danae in the rat-infested tobacco sheds is "to become an initiate in love, or sex, or both".

You may find that you'll be "camp sick" as soon as you return home!