Sentence examples for tasteless idea from inspiring English sources

It is an astonishingly tasteless idea.

The other scoffs at this tasteless idea, claiming that cutting back on salt would have little effect on public health.

Two months earlier, Muschamp had written that Libeskind's plan was "marvelous," but now he described it as "an astonishingly tasteless idea".

Good Decisions GLASGOW 2014 ISN'T GOING TO START WITH SOME FLATS BEING DEMOLISHED Because that was one of the most tasteless ideas ever conceived.

The history of reality TV is littered with bad ideas, tasteless concepts, and shows designed to make viewers watch because they can't turn away from the ugliness.

Presley felt the idea was tasteless and, upon Jackson's continuing to push the idea, warned, "If you stay on this particular road, they're gonna need a medium to contact you in the Great Beyond, because I'm about to put you there, right now".

Sen. Al Franken (D-Minn). also offered an "actual apology," he said, for mock-groping a woman's breasts while she was asleep, which was captured in a photograph and was his idea of a tasteless gag at the time.

Vera Nemirova's production embellishes this idea with some tasteless Isis-style slaughter, but struggles otherwise to energise a piece which every diligent operagoer will want to see once but is unlikely to wish to revisit afterwards.

New York Daily News, June 28th.Heil Kerry"This ad is the campaign equivalent of 'The Producers' an idea so egregiously tasteless and stupid that it might just succeed as camp....I should be disgusted by the attempted association of Democrats and Nazis, but it's too funny to get upset about.

A spokeswoman for the Netherlands's Central Jewish Council who asked not to be named said that idea was "completely tasteless and lacking in respect for the victims and their families".

Gag gifts, which are often tasteless, are never a good idea.