Sentence examples for too garish from inspiring English sources
No pattern is too bold, no colour too garish.
The heliconias, while not my cup of tea botanically -- too garish, waxy and spiked -- were superb.
If the idea of rolling down a B-road looking like a young Jeff Bridges is a tad too garish, then perhaps the LumaHelm is for you.
The pursuit of happiness may be too garish a goal, it turns out, in the land of the pursuit of not-miserableness.
They said the brightly colored triangles, intended to make them more visible to cars along rural roads, were too garish for their faith.
Of course, some designers are currently trying out patterns that the cast of TOTP in 1976 would reject as too garish.
There are only too few garish days then and now.
Things were different back in the studio too, under the garish imperial purple and gold of a set made of giant looming keys.
As the O'Neils cling together in a tempest embellished with garish, too frequent lightning and metallic thunderclaps, "The Tree" briefly succumbs to gimmicky disaster-movie melodrama, and its spell is broken.
Mr. Pask said that since his set designs for the theater were on "the more austere side of things," he was careful not to make the Broadway theme too literal or garish.
Details looked crisp during my brief hands on, and while saturation levels are a little on the vivid side — especially when compared to Sony's Xperia line of smartphones which opt for an intentionally more realistically toned look — they are not pushing too far in garish directions, as can be the case with some Android handsets.
