Sentence examples for tacky as from inspiring English sources

'Poverty porn' is a no-go and portraying aid workers as martyrs is tacky as well, particularly in this age of recipient-led development.

Jenna says that she took down the poster because it was tacky, as are his mother's chain e-mails (a message that attempts to induce the recipient to make a number of copies of the letter and then pass them on to as many recipients as possible).

On the upside, it's not as tacky as Land's End.

(And Lemenager isn't as gorgeously tacky as Rogers could be).

The crackle is almost as tacky as the toes that are about to disappear into winter.

The low-fi special effects are as delightfully tacky as the music.

That includes tacky substances as well as slippery things like Vaseline.

I'll read tacky things as well as literary ones, because human beings telling you their lives is compelling.

Nor does she have anything as tacky, or as burdensome, as a backstory.

"But, what I was very aware of, was that if I didn't know how to use cameras right, it could come across as like tacky, or not as beautiful as I wanted to make it".

She said the chapel filmed the ceremony, which she described as "not tacky at all", and declared: "As it stands we have not done a magazine deal".