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1. His home's full of 1950's kitsch.

2. That new lamp they've bought is pure kitsch.

3. Blue and green eyeshadow has long been considered kitsch.

4. Opponents who once mocked Mr Berlusconi's tactics as kitsch have turned queasy as opinion polls show them tobe working.

5. The old motels capitalized on regional pride and kitsch, cheerfully twisting their neon signs into oddball shapes.

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6. There is, it must be said, a strong kitsch appeal to the supermodels' star status.

7. Gorgeous women in fabulous saris floated through kitsch marble bathrooms with gold taps, trailing pink toilet paper behind them like veils.

8. It was a prize of kitsch and I packed it carefully away with my luggage.

9. It wasn't about creating quirky objects for kitsch fashion victim consumers, it was about improving the real world.

10. It's a subject that directors might lace with kitsch or Freudian goo.

11. The Cottars Kitsch cottage atmosphere but a friendly place popular for pub snacks.

12. But mention the word kitsch in their company at your peril.

13. It is a remarkable exhibit of revolutionary kitsch.

14. This kitsch sells like mad in the big cities.

15. Oscar Wilde's kitsch typically reflects the distortion of aesthetic modernity which is confronted with the repellence and the assimilation of bourgeois modernity.

16. In the realm of totalitarian kitsch [sentencedict.com], all answers are given in advance and preclude any questions.

17. In sharp contrast to Waikiki's kitsch, tourism is quite verboten, and the island is only accessible via pricey, private helicopter tours.

18. Collectors of Fifties kitsch should pop over to Brussels for the flea market.

19. The onyx was shipped to Tijuana to be fabricated into bookends, chessmen and other tourist kitsch.

20. Forget the Berlin Wall itself, there are some lovely kiosks selling cold war kitsch.

21. The local stone was made into key rings and other tourist kitsch.

22. And for a while the charm threatened to dissolve into kitsch.

23. The shows may have been made aeons ago, but endless reruns have ensured kitsch classic status for information obsessives.

24. Which gives my house the unique decor of a kitsch museum crossed with a landfill.

25. And so on and so forth...Before we are forgotten, we will be turned into kitsch.

26. The parade was a mix of old - fashioned communist realist kitsch and newfangled weaponry.

27. How will a developer endure the pressure from custom, popularity to kitsch?

28. He brought a gravitas to the superhero that wiped away the camp and kitsch that had shrouded Batman in cobwebs.

29. Now, the interior of his vacation home is sprinkled with all-American kitsch -- there's a Zippo lighter collection, a mounted deer head, a black airsoft gun with a leather holster from Texas.

30. From the black-and-white creepiness of early silent films to the campy kitsch of television series today, these bloodsuckers are so diffuse in popular culture that they might as well be real.