Sentence examples for tacky touch from inspiring English sources

That Gainsbourg lets us hear those sobs is an audaciously tacky touch -- far cheesier than Ms. Birkin's sex sounds on "Je T'Aime... Moi Non Plus" -- but its effect adds to the poignancy and ambiguity of the song.

There are tacky touches here and there, but it's basically a watcher.

Let stand until the cement is "tacky" to touch.

Dough should be slightly tacky to touch but not too dry.

You can test for dryness by touching the wax with your finger in an inconspicuous location; it should no longer have any tacky feeling.

The gift, somehow managing to be both a little tacky and touching at the same time, was but the first in a series of "Donald & Shinzo" moments over the next few days.

Tacky nostalgic touch-points – things that may have seemed a good idea at the time – are shoved into an obviously rubbish present.

I loathe using cotton wool to wipe off cleanser – it's wasteful and leaves skin half-clean and tacky to the touch.

The color is a dull ashy gray, and when moist, the cap surface is sticky or tacky to the touch.

The scene: Several attendees noted that the bench seating, which had recently been painted the same cheery shade of yellow as the cover of the show notes, was still tacky to the touch, causing a momentary fear that the fashion flock would leave the show like a swarm of oddly branded yellow jackets.

Briefly, the tail was prepared for HLU by cleaning with alcohol wipes, tincture of benzoin was then applied, allowing it to become tacky to the touch.