The first proposed drawing of the Freedom Tower looked a little too tacky for an office building.
All the individual pieces, like the custom sofa, the mica coffee table and blue lamps, are so much nicer than the pieces in Bush's Oval Office, which were a bit tacky and hotel-like.
For Mr. Krings, a curator in the city's historic preservation office, the whole thing seems a little tacky.
For starters, only a tacky huckster like the current defiler of the Oval Office would attempt to turn the leader of a superpower into a tout for Trump cake.
The signs on the tops of present and proposed office towers were described by Howard Reback of the club as tacky.
AMY DAVIDSON: The tacky-corrupt part of the Yankees thing seems to be that his office solicited the tickets, rather than just humbly accepting them.
As it develops, however, "Boise" takes a path more akin to those of comedies of intercolleague awkwardness, like "The Office" or, more specifically, "The Good Girl," the 2002 movie about misfit workers in a tacky Texas department store.
And now that the Senate is trying to decide whether to throw him out of office, there were some who suggested that the setting and the speech were simply tacky.
I agreed with most of your reporting, but you left out what I consider to be an extremely crass, tacky, and slap-in-the-face of decent behavior for this president's use of his office.
For respite, the gallery office has three of Mr. Melee's bottle-cap paintings, which have their own kind of beauty, bizarre, tacky but oddly pure.
The band's office was at the mucky end of London's Oxford Street towards Tottenham Court Road– the bit that now has tacky leather jacket and dodgy shoe shops (in those days it boasted a Dolphinarium. Imagine the cruelty).
