Sentence examples for more seedy from inspiring English sources

She was ballsier and more vulnerable, sexier and more seedy.

And hopefully because it's darker it will feel a bit more seedy too.

Of course, poker is now becoming a kind of mainstream game, removed from its more seedy roots.

The decision by the Sun to publish the actual Harry pictures today makes yesterday's photo even more seedy, as it was needless humiliation.

Then there is the more seedy love-hate that develops between Smithy and Nessa - born more out of lust, boredom and alcohol than a meeting of souls.

Robbie Towns plays Eben like the Scarecrow on the road to Oz, all floppy body language and gormless grins, his sexuality more seedy than erotic.

The wards were more like seedy college dormitories than hotels, and those patients who were well enough to leave the ward ate in a relatively unattractive cafeteria.

Though electro-clash expired after a couple of years, it did open the gates to a new breed of DJs and gave house music a more steely, seedy underbelly.

To critics, they are, beneath the respectable veneer, no more than seedy outposts of the sex industry which make communities feel unsafe and commercialise the exploitation of women.

Despite a band name that always reminded us more of seedy Italian "amateur glamour model scouts" prowling the West End's creepier underparts than any of the intended twee frippery, Scouting For Girls defined a certain kind of anoni-band that you find repeated time and again throughout UK chart history.

At a flat rate of £89 a night per room, or £113 per room for the weekend, it doesn't cost much more than a seedy, soulless travel lodge.