Campy used in a sentence

Campy in a sentence as an adjective

Seems like a viable plot device for a campy space opera.

His XMen movie was fairly campy, and there will be a lot of pressure to do the same with the Ender's Game movie. I have my doubts.

The possibilities for a nice campy tribute to Twin Peaks are endless.

Indeed, the friend who works in nursing is a campy and effeminate gay man. Which matches the stereotype.

This is a case of copy getting too campy. It's ok to mix in some humor here or there, especially if it fits your target market.

They are just too campy looking to her. She can tolerate some cinematography from the mid '90s, but before that it looks cheap and fake to her.

There are many campy and lame parts too, but if you can get in the mindset of "enjoy the good, make fun of the bad" then it's highly enjoyable. I take the same mindset with most sci-fi.

I thought it was just a really campy military sci-fi movie. I also don't really see how the movie portrayed the bugs as acting in self-defense.

The second one looked liked content to me, so I saw that one, and even felt an impulse to click and see what kinda game someone built with such a campy art style

Some of the author's enthusiasm comes across a bit campy at points, but in general, they seem justified in casting themselves as pariahs. The whole scenario is a collission of off-color concerns.

I saw corp speak like never before in this book and in the end felt like a hyper-campy orientation to the life of college designed at Freshman, except in the context of the cubicle farm. This needs to seriously change, and I'm almost willing to try tackling it myself.

Now, stop giving any attention to campy press release results. I don't even really disagree with the thesis here, but without a full description of the methods, and probably a metanalysis of previous work in this field, the 'canned results' buzzers should be ringing loudly in all of our heads.

Extreme skeuomorphism results in campy, tacky faux leather. Extreme minimalism results in bland, "inhuman" interfaces.

First thing I clicked on was the "Dialogue on Virtualization," not being familiar with why virtualization would necessarily be the first thing taught in an OS, but then, that's why I'm looking at this, because I know nothing about building OSes. Anyways, the dialog was pretty campy, or excessively goofy. Also, I'm probably hellbanned.