Sentence examples for we consider it tacky from inspiring English sources
"We consider it tacky to do that," Richard L. Feigen, a longtime dealer, said.
But that tradition was now considered tacky.
It's the only instance I know of when a gift recipient specifies quantity, color, U.P.C. code and price and is not considered tacky.
If you offer a gas gift card to your parents for their 50th wedding anniversary, you won't land in jail but you might be considered tacky.
We have dances like candomblé and umbanda that were demonized by the Catholic church, and bumba-meu-boi and boi-bumba, which were left aside because they were considered tacky.
From Harlem to San Francisco, old houses, and sometimes new ones, have been transformed for charity, and sometimes (although it's considered tacky to admit it) to make them more saleable.
Coconut, hazelnut, cashew, hemp milks: distant sirens, usually encountered in punitively expensive hand-pressed blends at places that consider macchiatos tacky and instead offer cortados and Gibraltars.
Some people consider them "tacky".
Isn't it considered tacky to discuss one's earnings?
Maybe they think it's tacky.
