Sentence examples for cheaper feeling from inspiring English sources

The remote is mostly solid, but it's made of a cheaper feeling plastic than the previous Fire TV and its directional buttons creak slightly.

There is no cheap feeling in his poetry, no glibness.

It's the kind of thing that flatters readers into a cheap feeling of sophistication, as if merely to read names like Thales and Epictetus were equivalent to understanding what those thinkers wrote.

Soft-touch materials on the dash mark a departure from the dinky cheap feeling Fords of models earlier.

The stainless steel case feels rugged and able to withstand bumps and drops, and the leather band (while stiff and somewhat cheap feeling) is durable.

But the actions of such switches especially the inaudible turn signal (this isn't a quiet car; it needs a louder indicator) and windshield wiper controls are impossibly cheap feeling, almost toyish.

That said, the specs on this guy are pretty great considering its $149 price point, so if you can deal with a somewhat cheap feeling phone (re: plastic), the Glide certainly performs well.

But most real estate brands, websites and digital experiences, seem to inadvertently offer an extremely low-end, even cheap feeling experience.

The interior is a cheap-feeling synthetic, however — it'll work, but you won't feel like royalty using it.

The Iconia is a lumpen slab of cheap-feeling plastic and glass.

(There's an even less expensive Chromebook from Acer — $200 — although reviewers seem to find it somewhat cheap-feeling).