Sentence examples for tacky feel from inspiring English sources

As fun as this book is, by the end it gives off a tacky feel.

The change has a tacky feel to it, as donor renamings often do.

Batting was not easy in the first hour when – unsurprisingly – the pitch had a tacky feel to it.

I longed for a thin slice of buttered malt loaf, the slightly tacky feel on my fingers, that smell of dried fruit and tea I once held so dear.

Driving gloves are usually made from thin, supple leather that possesses a "tacky" feel that is good for gripping.

In "The Frog Prince," he says, the reason the princess dislikes the amphibian in question is that the "tacky, clammy" feel of a frog's skin is connected to children's feelings about the sex organs.

I felt surprised, then half scared by such a tacky surge, felt something possibly akin to sheer dumb joy.

The tacky decor felt more like the product of someone who'd been given £50 and a couple of hours at Homebase and Camden Market.

Yet unlike other beach restaurants, this doesn't feel tacky oras if you are party to some environmental travesty.

Over the years, he mastered the subtleties of the craft, like learning to tell, by squeezing with one latex-gloved hand, when a fish is dry enough to be smoked (when pressed together the two sides should feel tacky, so the smoke can adhere to the skin).

It should start to change colors (look lighter) but still feel tacky to the touch.