Sentence examples for tacky of from inspiring English sources

It was tacky of me to ask.

That was the motivation of Ali, who says, "It was more about the lifestyle, if that doesn't sound too tacky; of being outside more and having companionship during the day".

These owed much to Stephen Pearson's fantastically tacky Wings Of Love, given cult status by its appearance in Mike Leigh's 1977 film Abigail's Party.

But unfortunately Nine did define her, and in the tackiest of ways.

The needles will perform violence on her hands while she's pruning, but the sturdy branches can support even the heaviest (and tackiest) of ornaments.

It does this better than Paris or London, and in spite of the tacky aura of the show space at Lincoln Center.

The business also has a surprising collection of tacky relief maps of Italian regions.

There was just lots of tacky art and of course, that means the art world was filled with people who are pretty damn tacky.

It looks kind of tacky and most of it was shittily built, but it was nuts to see.

Pizzas from $10 This eternally popular cocktail bar is an unexpected dose of hipster Brooklyn in an otherwise tacky stretch of River Walk.

The "dime museum" was a low-class visitor from the tacky world of lower Broadway, a sideshow world of freaks and shrunken heads and lectures on occult phenomena.