Sentence examples for tacky choice from inspiring English sources

(Rohr has been beefed up from his sideline-size role in the book, and Mr. Hoffman splashes the role with pan gravy). When Rohr notes that Southern jurors don't trust well-dressed men and makes an ostentatiously tacky choice in necktie, the only logical -- and lazy -- follow-up is Fitch's arrival in a suit made of wool so fresh it still drips lanolin.

(Rohr has been beefed up from his sideline-size role in the book, and Mr. Hoffman splashes the role with pan gravy.) When Rohr notes that Southern jurors don't trust well-dressed men and makes an ostentatiously tacky choice in necktie, the only logical -- and lazy -- follow-up is Fitch's arrival in a suit made of wool so fresh it still drips lanolin.

The arrangements for the songs are dated, the song choices either tacky or obscure.

In the last few years, George Street has overtaken the increasingly tacky Princes Street nearby as the city's choice shopping and eating street.

Junior sizes, designed for small short women and traditionally the choice of teenagers, are just too "tacky" these days, the girls said.

Chintz becomes choice, kitsch collectible, old toys and tacky pop records may transform into treasure, but not until they have all been thrown out.

He also goes on to tell us that we should inform everyone that while the color choices of brown and sage green sound tacky, they are indeed "very classy and look great".

One Twitter user told Mr Morgan: "What's tacky, Mr Morgan, is berating an emancipated woman for her choice of attire".

This is all the more maddening because Mr. Jarman's choice of images is alternately so sentimental and so tacky.

The wise choice then is not too cool, but not too tacky; not too highbrow but not too embarrassing.

Black and dark brown are good choices although black can sometimes come out looking tacky.