Sentence examples for may seem tacky from inspiring English sources

Boisterously baroque, these predominantly Roman Catholic churches may seem tacky and garish to the uninitiated, Father Oakes said.

Joking about Rivers's death may seem tacky, but that's what Rivers would want us to do.

Those that are too mechanised, such as the German Gebetomat a vending booth for prayers in 65 languages which Mr Crompton dubs "multifaith for cheapskates"—can seem tacky.

This might seem tacky, but real quality flowers can be incredibly expensive.

In the 1990s people didn't even have telephones in their houses - now they all have mobile phones.' To western eyes, the smog-hazed city with its gaudy monoliths may seem gauche and tacky: a nightmarish collision of new money and lax planning laws.

Use wrapping paper for a glittery effect, but it may look tacky.

Avoid using shimmer in all of your makeup however, or it may look tacky.

This may seem risqué next to most prime-time shows, but compare it to tacky syndicated dating games like "Elimidate," which is all about leering, and the retro sentimentality of "The Bachelor" is unmistakable.

That may seem perverse.

This may seem unsurprising.

That may seem churlish.