Schmaltzy

Her attempts at being romantic always came across as schmaltzy.

The singer's performance was schmaltzy and lacked authenticity.

The film was criticized for its schmaltzy portrayal of Jewish life in the shtetl.

The wedding reception was decorated with schmaltzy gold and white colors and featured a traditional Jewish dance called the "mechitzah."

The bacon was so schmaltzy that it sizzled in its own fat.

The stir-fry was schmaltzy with sesame oil, giving it a distinct Asian flavor.

The movie's ending was so schmaltzy that it ruined the whole film.

The greeting card was filled with schmaltzy phrases.

The hotel lobby was filled with schmaltzy decor that seemed outdated.

The baby's photo album was filled with schmaltzy captions.

I prefer horror movies over schmaltzy romantic comedies.

The love scenes in the book were so schmaltzy that they were hard to take seriously.

The movie's schmaltzy soundtrack detracted from the otherwise good story.

The hotel room was decorated with schmaltzy furnishings that clashed with each other.

The cake was covered in schmaltzy decorations that looked cheap and tacky.

The greeting card's schmaltzy sentimentality made me cringe.

Her birthday card was so schmaltzy it made me cringe.

His love letter was filled with schmaltzy phrases.

The play's dialogue was so schmaltzy that it elicited groans from the audience.

The wedding invitation was decorated with schmaltzy floral designs.

The fries were so schmaltzy that they made a greasy mess on the plate.

My grandmother's house was decorated with schmaltzy paintings of menorahs and dreidels.

The cocktail was too schmaltzy for me, but my friend loved it.

The advertisement's jingle was schmaltzy and annoying.

The play was full of schmaltzy Yiddish expressions that the audience found endearing.

The jewelry store's window display was filled with schmaltzy, heart-shaped necklaces.

The comedian's schmaltzy impressions of Jewish grandmothers were spot on.

The romance novel was full of schmaltzy cliches.

The play was well-acted, but the script was too schmaltzy.

The politician's speech sounded schmaltzy and fake.

The artwork was schmaltzy and lacked creativity.

The author's writing style is often criticized for being too schmaltzy.

The schmaltzy Hebrew lettering on the restaurant's sign gave it an authentic Jewish feel.

The wedding invitations were too schmaltzy for my liking.

The romantic comedy was filled with schmaltzy scenes.

The greeting card had a schmaltzy message inside.

The love scene in the movie was so schmaltzy that it made me cringe.

The artist's painting was schmaltzy and lacked any originality.

The synagogue's schmaltzy Chanukah party featured latkes, dreidels, and sing-alongs of Jewish holiday songs.

His schmaltzy promises never amounted to anything.

The restaurant's schmaltzy decor was a turnoff for many customers.

The synagogue's interior was adorned with schmaltzy stained-glass windows depicting biblical scenes.

The salad was topped with a schmaltzy dressing made with olive oil and balsamic vinegar.

The artist's schmaltzy oil painting of a rabbi praying at the Western Wall was exhibited at a prestigious art gallery.

The perfume had a schmaltzy, overpowering scent that made her feel nauseous.

The stir-fry was schmaltzy with vegetable oil, giving it a shiny appearance.

The restaurant's menu was filled with schmaltzy, unappetizing dishes.

The Broadway show was so schmaltzy that it made me cringe.

The wedding ceremony was filled with schmaltzy traditions and customs.

The interior design of the restaurant was schmaltzy and over-the-top.