| The patterning is loud and garish but totally aesthetic, and functions as much as designer camouflage as an integrating device. |
| He varies his technique, sometimes painting lyrically, sometimes crudely, with a near garish palette. |
| His brown shoulder length hair was thinning at the scalp and his skin seemed pale and sickly in garish torchlight. |
| He was robed in garish scarlet and green, and he grabbed people's shoulders and gesticulated wildly as he shouted at them. |
| Her sister Caroline Laba, who works at the Bythesea Road store, was joined by colleagues for a day of grass skirts, leis and garish shirts. |
| Going out in public with him is uncomfortable because his clothes are sometimes loud, garish, or out of style. |
