Sentence examples for somewhat gaudy from inspiring English sources
My huge room was somewhat gaudy -- marble floors, brass faucets -- but extremely comfortable, with a sweeping view of the Pearl River.
The decor is traditional, with "muted colors, wood furniture and somewhat gaudy window treatments reminiscent of eras long gone," according to Jetsetter.com.
The subtext seemed to me to be that the covered areas were somewhat flash and gaudy and that the only real way to watch football was huddled together on some concrete steps, being lashed by the elements.
Graham ended his announcement on a slightly gaudy note.
"They're a little gaudy, but pretty," he said.
The gaudy shock value might be somewhat diminished but its impact remains equally devastating.
Kabuki is somewhat coarse and unrestrained, and its beauty is gaudy and extravagant.
Indulge, rather, my views on "Gulliver's Travels," which somewhat cleverly converts my great Satire into a gaudy, puerile Toy.
Unlike many of the gaudy mansions there, the home is described as somewhat traditional.
But the gaudy decor belied a discreet exterior, says Fieseler: "The place was somewhat concealed, and only those in the know entered". That included the polyester-clad gay doctors, lawyers, and politicians who climbed the saloon's creaky steps to commingle with the drag queens and blue-collars.
