Sentence examples for cheap pleasure from inspiring English sources
Smoking is a cheap pleasure.
And it's a cheap pleasure.
In a recession, music remains a relatively cheap pleasure.
"No," he said, elongating the word, absorbing the cheap pleasure of irony.
Manicures and pedicures are a cheap pleasure, thanks to immigrant labor.
Still, he's honest enough to acknowledge the cheap pleasure that comes from knowing what happens next.
The multicultural slice of Americana, the low-budget ethos and the reluctance to sell cheap pleasures are part of a commendable reach for truth.
SUGAR is a cheap, seductive pleasure.
There are cheap storefront pleasures like sno-balls, scoops of fluffy shaved ice soaked in only-in-New Orleans syrup flavors like nectar, pink squirrel and cream of ice cream.
In one episode from Cheap Novelties: The Pleasure of Urban Decay, Knipl picks up a playing card from the pavement.
But in our own daily lives, our addiction gives us so much pleasure (cheap flights! fast cars! plastic toys!) that we can't bear to imagine life without it – and when others try to cut down, we are torn between support and irritation.
