Sentence examples for too tacky to from inspiring English sources

I'm hoping you'll tell me that it won't be too tacky to serve the feast on paper plates.

The nadir came in 1989, when Donald Trump evicted Trader Vic's from New York's famous Plaza Hotel, on the grounds that the tiki theme was too tacky to ornament a Trump property.

Western Australia's Shadow Culture and the Arts Minister Tony Krsticevic argued that the glory hole was too "tacky" to exhibit in plain view of the public, in a venue that will no doubt see its fair share of children.

Too smart and sexy for grunge's slacker misanthropy; too tacky and trashy to fit in with London indie darlings Blur; a band who stood out like a smacked arse among their po-faced peers.

Its vulgarity, restricted to two hootchy-kootchy call-girl numbers, is too tacky and trite to acknowledge.

If too tacky, give it to them in a spoon.

At first, said Thomas Krens, the Guggenheim's director, he thought the idea "too tacky," but a visit to the Bellagio gallery in its early days changed his mind.

Once you're feeling true to yourself, make sure it's not too tacky but never be afraid to show your style.

I don't think you want to look TOO tacky with a cover-up over a tank top, do you?

When some residents recently wanted to tear down the children's carousel on the Place des Abbesses — too noisy, too intrusive, too tacky, they said — he lobbied and helped win to keep it there.

For the stomping, Nineties-style raveathon "We Found Love" she emerges in a sequin-encrusted, dollar bill-smothered puffa jacket and matching trainers that EastEnders Bianca Jacksonn would deem too tacky, punching the air and bouncing into the crowd to commune with fans.