sleazy造句

It just looked too sleazy.

Her sleazy gossip was very off-putting.

the coat has a sleazy lining.

They took me to a sleazy back-street hotel.

The accusations are making the government's conduct appear increasingly sleazy.

He looks like a bum who's been drowning his sorrows in sleazy dives.

Their sleazy son-in-law screwed them out of thousands of dollars.

The profit motive-however ugly, sleazy or vulgar-unleashed the caged talents of millions of entrepreneurs.

The amusement parks of the 1920's and 30's were tawdry, dirty, sleazy places.

That means they must rely onsometimes sleazy talent agents or their own marketing abilities to sellthemselves to make a living.

J - So what did you think of Cannes? Is it as sleazy and superficial as they all say it is?

Don't be the sleazy used car salesman with something to hide; be the honest businessman with a great deal to offer.

Tom Cruise jumped at[1] the chance to play a sleazy sex guru in Magnolia, the new ensemble[2] piece from Boogie Nights director P.T. Anderson.

They had three children, and she was fiercely loyal to him, even after friends as well as foes came to regard him as sleazy and corrupt.

No matter, you can still keep up friendships and make new contacts - without having to resort to some the tactics some would call "sleazy marketing".

Think about that CBO report: getting the CBO to score only the spending cuts, not the tax proposals, then taking credit for being a big deficit reducer, is simply sleazy.

The story revolves around ordinary mom Margaret Hall (Tilda Swinton), whose quiet suburban life is disturbed when she finds out her 17-year-old gay son is seeing a sleazy bar owner.