Sentence examples for cheap feel from inspiring English sources

But close-up there are little details that lend the spectacle a cheap feel.

Despite the cheap feel, the Note 3 is solidly built and displays little to no give, flex or creak in the body when twisted, while being lightweight.

But in the end, like Voltan's performance, "The Curse of the Jade Scorpion" has the thin, cheap feel of a novelty act.

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The plastic of the interior trim gives the wagon a cheap feel; the middle row seats can't be scooted forward; and entry to the third row — pull, push, pull again, lift and shove — is annoying (unlike the lovely one-motion entry into the third row of the Mazda CX-9).

It was poorly designed and had a fairly cheap feel.

They were made cheap, felt cheap and behaved cheap.

Among them is the famous suit of clothes made of cheap felt, which does a deft spin on the corporate image of the man in gray flannel.

The Mazda's interior is not the most homely in its class — the Toyota Yaris and the recently redesigned Nissan Versa continue to contest that cage match — yet its cheap-feel plastics and afterthought gauges fall squarely into the econobox milieu that the Ford tries so hard to upend.

And yet investing is a rare part of our financial lives where things getting cheaper feels like a bad thing.

Because low real wages mean that British workers are cheap, firms feel less pressure to economise on them.