Sentence examples for cheap words from inspiring English sources
Cheap Words Is Amazon Creating a Cultural Monopoly?
Cheap words are more likely to be recycled, while words correlated with expensive wines tend to be in the tail of the distribution.
As I wrote in "Cheap Words," making books less expensive might benefit Amazon and its customers, but it sucks the life out of publishers and the authors who need their services.
Dawn Harris Sherling, M.D. Palm Beach Gardens, Fla .George Packer's piece points out all that Amazon does which hurts local booksellers and publishers, but I wonder about its value for customers ("Cheap Words," February 17th & 24th).
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Though poetry is powerful, it becomes a cheap word when applied to fashion, a throwaway term for collections too puzzling to bother decrypting.
The idea is for brands to get some relatively cheap word-of-mouth marketing by gathering people in real life (who do this in exchange for freebies) in the hope that the parties will spark conversations about the brand and, ultimately, turn the people who show up into customers or even advocates.
That he will make history as my country's first self-identified black president is a tremendous bonus, though "bonus" seems too cheap a word.
So why would Graeme Russell, Bentley spokesman for the Americas, allow such cheap-tasting words as Mercedes-Benz, BMW and Jaguar to leave his mouth?
