Examples of using Kitsch in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Battleship, another film starring Taylor Kitsch, sank as well, finding just $65.2 million against a $209 million budget.
Let's end this article on a humorous note with these 2 TV commercials super kitsch(attention, violation de copyright inside!).
Bangor has its share of seaside kitsch, and is one of the largest towns on the bewitching Northern Ireland coast.
And all this by means of sickening slogans that combine kitsch, death manipulations, and reflect on real traumas from the Holocaust, as well as a Jewish tendency to guilt feelings.
When asked about his thoughts on the character, Kitsch had said,"I knew of him,
I allow myself to call a quote from Rabbi Kook kitsch not out of disregard for his ideas
First-time visitors tend to expect Las Vegas to be a repository of kitsch, but the casino owners are far too canny to be sentimental about the old days.
It's based on that overused dramatic trick in which the audience knows something the hero doesn't- just like in a kitsch Hollywood movie.
Taylor Kitsch, and Alexander Skarsgard,
appeared(in Caesars Cove Haven), solidifying the Poconos' romantic reputation with a bit of kitsch.
One of his more controversial claims was that kitsch was equivalent to Academic art:"All kitsch is academic, and conversely, all that is academic is kitsch.".
Once down-at-heel, it is now home to vibrant bars, excellent restaurants and a motley collection of architecture that swings from classic Americana to Oriental kitsch.
In Trash or Treasure, teams are presented with a series of items, some kitsch and some classic.
Often art which was found to be kitsch showed technical talent,
Often, art which was found to be kitsch showed technical talent,
He argued that kitsch involved trying to achieve"beauty" instead of"truth" and that any attempt to make something beautiful would lead to kitsch.
And“kitsch is the aesthetic ideal of all politicians
Kitsch: Ksenia Shestkovsky,
Broch called kitsch"the evil within the value-system of art"- that is, if true art is"good", kitsch is"evil".
To him, kitsch was not the same as bad art; it formed a system of its own.