Sentence examples for more garish from inspiring English sources

There's no literal connection there, but that got me thinking of something more garish and unusual.

I expected to see more garish traces of the American presence, but they were subtle.

Tonino?" The colors were faded, which made them somehow more garish.

"I guess I'll take my lead from one of America's more garish and despicable figures".

Disposable plastic is Mr. Simerly's favorite medium, the more garish the better.

But the longer you stare at the cloying sewn-on petals, the more garish they seem.

It's the kind of built-for-TV event that requires ever-bigger spectacle to impress us, which means it runs the risk of getting ever-more garish and schmaltzy each Games out if we're going to take notice.

But because of the neighborhood's desirable central location, wealthy merchants and government officials began buying the small, squat brick houses more than a decade ago, tearing them down and replacing them with ever-more-garish mansions.

Other paintings are more aggressively garish, but then the rectangular format of all Mr. Pearson's works feels restrictive.

This year's array of post-dubstep sounds are no longer chained to realness but are much more about garish hyper-reality.

If, on a typical day, Times Square is a massive, bright, gelatinous blob of heads and feet, the N.F.L. has spread it on a Super Bowl collector's platter, creating, somehow, an even more proudly garish scene.