Sentence examples for method as trashy from inspiring English sources

She defined that method as "trashy politics".

But by the end of Echols's fond, insightful history, you may conclude that disco wasn't as trashy as people said it was.

A lot of your movies have been described as "trashy".

It would be a mistake to dismiss gothic fiction's offspring as trashy, insubstantial fluff, however.

Exploitation movies have been variously described as trashy, improbable and flat-out fun – but feminist?

Mrs. Olmedo had little regard for Kahlo as an artist, and in several interviews referred to her works as "trashy".

In its fall, postmodernism was condemned as trashy, superficial, gimcrack, tasteless and dishonest – and so it often was.

The trick here is to serve food that qualifies as trashy but that diners might really want to order.

If she was as trashy and worthless as everyone seemed to think, she might as well act that way, and, in between rounds of waitressing and hotel-room cleaning, she did.

Racism is seen as trashy - as vulgar - even here in a former segregationist stronghold.

She brandished the song as "trashy decadence without shame".