Sentence examples for definitely expensive from inspiring English sources

Definitely expensive (three hundred and fifty dollars a plate, I think?), but there's a champagne toast at the end, and this chef is supposed to be the Next Big Thing (I'll send you the article about him that ran last month in the Times).

Okay, these are definitely expensive, so keep scrolling if you're on a budget, but they can also totally change how someone shoots.

Well, their uber early-bird price is now at about $2,500 for the first five orders and they're topping out at $4,000, so the printers are definitely expensive.

It's definitely expensive to live here but I feel good about the fact that the money I pay in taxes goes to programs I can support morally, and not to finance pointless wars that pad the pockets of millionaires.

Definitely more expensive, but I just couldn't take the endless uncertainly of the bus.

"This is definitely more expensive," said one customer, holding up a bunch of chives costing half a euro.

"Being social is definitely an expensive proposition if you want to go full boat," said Alexandra Lebenthal, the chief executive of a wealth management company.

But for everyone else, for whom a college education represents a huge financial commitment, the experts said parents should be wary of getting caught up in their emotions — of wanting to send their children to an institution that seems more prestigious (and is definitely more expensive) than the flagship campus of a top-notch state university.

Maybe not as many suits, but definitely more expensive ones.

However, the indexing process is definitely computationally expensive, and it also requires additional space to store the index table.

"They're definitely more expensive," says the media planner, who just met with a company selling the new ads.