kitsch
Example Sentences
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But beneath the Communist kitsch lies a real affinity with Russia among the region’s 300,000 or so people, which up to now has been to their advantage.
From Los Angeles Times
And kitsch doesn’t work for Charles quite as well as it did for the older Elizabeth and her corgis.
From Washington Post
Frank Rich of the New York Times characterized it as “a victory of dynamic stagecraft over musical kitsch.”
From Washington Post
He soon became intoxicated by the contest's exotic cocktail of cross-cultural pop and kitsch glamour.
From BBC
Running at the Southwark Playhouse, in London, through April 29, “Berlusconi: A New Musical” is a maximalist kitsch cabaret that carries a serious message about power and hubris.
From New York Times
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