Sentence examples for a rather cheap from inspiring English sources

Given Clijsters' reputation for choking it was a rather cheap shot.

"It is a rather cheap way to get extra financing," said Mikko Ervasti, an analyst with Evli.

The government has manufactured 45,000,000 masks of a rather cheap grade which are to be delivered on the first day war breaks out.

To aid speed, the pan should be covered, and I have always favoured a rather cheap one with a glass lid, enabling a beady eye on optimum simmer.

The final series of 24 showed, in a rather cheap fashion, a US president who was in the early stages of the disease.

In each depiction, we get a little closer to comprehension of the entire affair only to have the film-makers — in a rather cheap trick — cut away to still another character's restricted view of things.

A rather tacky, cheap-looking flashing statue – I think Jason must have picked it up at Argos.

(Turning so excruciating a plot point into a suspense factor feels rather cheap).

Confronting this question requires us to face up to a feature of the rather cheap way we implemented time travel in our toy models by cut-and-paste.

"Compared to methamphetamine and heroin, K is rather cheap," an anonymous member of the Public Security Bureau in Dongguan told Motherboard in 2013.

Lord Moynihan, also the former chairman of the BOA, said she was "the finest captain of Team GB" and Richard Tracey said the decision not to hold a minute's silence was "rather cheap".