| She steals a pair of ancient earrings on display in a kitschy African mall store. |
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| The sleek horses, cute lambs, elephants and a hippopotamus could be auditioning for kitschy animal calendars. |
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| Any inclination to take any of this seriously is rapidly seen off by the kitschy dreadfulness of much of the writing. |
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| In a tape loop in the living-room installation, she projects the image of an old television on two kitschy landscapes. |
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| Her blonde weave, plucked and meticulously painted eyebrows, bandana, kitschy makeup, and attitude exude hip-hop's aesthetic. |
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| Her works, which comprise photos, installations, videos and sculptures, are replete with kitschy imagery. |
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| Instead, save the scythe for the kitschy styling, indolent performances, and hokey gags. |
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| Neate's works allude to aspects of art history that critical received taste occasionally dismisses as slightly kitschy. |
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| The house he and his companion inhabit, with its wood paneling, kitschy horse lamp and loosely covered sofa, is far from upscale suburbia. |
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| What I expect from this trip isn't much more than a few kitschy T-shirts, a cowboy hat, and perhaps a pair of authentic Cherokee moccasins. |
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| Her nature vistas also coolly refer to the kitschy scenes found on the sides of customized vans. |
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| There's also a wonderfully kitschy, pointed altar arch, and a sequence of glitzily Baroque side chapels. |
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| The scene is set at a kitschy Havana nightclub where the protagonists drift off with different partners. |
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| If nothing else, this throwback to the old low-budget psychotronic films of the '50s and '60s is uniquely stylish, even kitschy. |
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| We were afraid that visualising them or showing them in an anthropomorphic way would make the film too kitschy. |
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| I've got some kitschy little garden ornaments in the flower bed. |
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| A bit like cabaret, a bit like a vaudeville act too kitschy to be true, Los Gingers' special brand of humour gets the audience on board. |
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| Brain Child recontextualizes the kitschy saccharine-sweet ceramic figures of 1980s girlhood to create new possibilities for feminized smarts. |
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| Alain Indria is the creator of this kitschy, tropical oasis where a golden cow and pink piglet play first fiddle. |
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| The atmosphere of his comic books ranges from kitschy nostalgia to disconsolate horror. |
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| This is a feminine theme that is highly designed, decorative, and slightly kitschy! |
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| It is wildly kitschy, 100 percent touristy, and nearly everyone working here looks like Burt Reynolds. |
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| What does Soylent have going for it other than missionary zeal and a revoltingly kitschy sci-fi throwback name? |
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| He is the author of a kitschy science fiction novel about an earthling who decides to pay back his student loan by teaching English on a distant planet. |
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| Most reminiscent of the '60s, however, is a kitschy utopianism that underwrites all manner of oracular dicta, odd complaints, and questionable advice to the lovelorn. |
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| Super Bowl Halftime Shows are no longer kitschy theme park spectacles, but bonafide entertainment events. |
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| The poem recounts, with heavy tones and little irony, the kitschy mock-trial proceedings, in which an audience of tourists deems Bishop guilty of witchery. |
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| The painting has elements that recall kitschy Florida palm tree souvenirs. |
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| A kitschy clock in the shape of a cat swings its tail on the wall. |
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| Given the title and director, I was expecting something grotty and disturbing, so I was pleasantly surprised when the film turned out to be a lighthearted kitschy romp. |
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| At first it's difficult to shake the feeling that it's kitschy schlock that they're radiating, rather than the sinister malevolence they may be aiming for. |
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| Locals and tourists alike find it hard to resist the allure of low-priced smoked fish, blinis, and beer served in a friendly, and, to be frank, kitschy atmosphere. |
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| Herzog has continually demonstrated that environmentally friendly architecture is not synonymous with kitschy handcrafts, and a life reduced to eating muesli in mud huts. |
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| As a result, Rue des Rosiers houses only a few kosher shops and kitschy delis, mostly dedicated to vistors rather than locals. |
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| Brewer's not known for her verbal skills, and her famous debate pause has its place in kitschy political history. |
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| In typical Indian fashion, the video is both kitschy and irresistible. |
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| Lodging at kitschy Madonna Inn. Has a pool and a very pink dining room. |
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| There's so much fun '90s fashion and kitschy cultural references. |
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| Fosik embraces the kitschy elements of taxidermy, presenting his sculptures in various poses, echoing that of popular displays offered as hunting trophies. |
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| During the Baroque period is not saved with kitschy decorations. |
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| These days, we might giggle at these kitschy Big Things, but these outsize odes to local industry, lovingly fashioned out of chicken wire and cement, had a role to play. |
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| Via the so-called takeoff route KUMI T1, we then head towards Frankfurt and, as we set course for Vienna, the sun starts to set in an unreal deep red only known from kitschy Hollywood films! |
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| Yet in these same scenes, human figures can be almost cartoon-like, hastily drawn, with legs far too long for their thin bodies, and costumes and jewelry elaborate to the point of being kitschy. |
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| But the preamble is not just national martyrology and kitschy symbolism. |
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| Glitter, fringes and things which are almost kitschy fit a Turkish décor. |
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| But those ruins are as different as the pyramids of Yucatan are from the ziggurats of Sumer, as a Neolithic menhir in Cornwall is from the kitschy little obelisk at Trinity. |
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| Kitschy Christmas cards can be found at any convenience store in any town across the United States. |
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