tawdrinesses造句

• This latest tawdriness won't help the clueless Dole campaign.
• Andersen is accustomed to trafficking in tawdriness, in other words.
• A decidedly mixed result, but far from the earlier tawdriness.
• Irvin's arrest was distinguished by an added element of tawdriness.
• It had its moments of romance and tawdriness and heartbreak.
• The remarkable thing about the film is how the tawdriness generates richness.
• They reveal the tawdriness of the Gang's half-truths.
• Oh, the culture's tawdriness that so many people should care.
• Put off by the bickering and tawdriness of politics?
• But when television does portray casual presidential infidelity, its tawdriness is unlimited.
• The tawdriness is another detail that Aronofsky gets right.
• It has a long, checkered history of tawdriness.
• For Clinton, autumn will see snapshots of history intertwined with moments of tawdriness.
• But there is much more to Clinton and his presidency than tawdriness and scandal.
• The defining crisis of this president seems frail in comparison, because of its tawdriness.
• Fallows tried to dignify his descent into tawdriness with some high-minded fiddle-faddle.
• A tidal wave of tawdriness hit movie screens this season, leaving startled audiences in its wake.
• Despite all its tawdriness, Morris'book is revealing of how modern presidential campaigns are run.
• And what the camera was used for brought a whole new level of tawdriness to the tale.
• The next big champion will make us quickly forget the tawdriness of Tyson's multiple requiems.