Sentence examples for exactly expensive from inspiring English sources

Also, from what I saw of him, his tastes are not exactly expensive — he likes books and hoodies and Ping-Pong, hates fine dining and seemed fine with the so-so hotel where the independent film director of "Kill Your Darlings" and he were staying in Venice (although it was a serious bummer that the lights didn't work in the Ping-Pong room).

I don't think I need to remind you that carbon is everywhere, so it's not exactly expensive to create.

The new model is a bit pricier than its predecessor at launch, but at $99, it's not exactly expensive.

Even if he does, he may not appreciate exactly how expensive that 1% fee will someday be it's a cut of the gross value of the home, no matter the direction that value has taken since the previous purchase.

"In terms of all the allowances claims in 2007-08, I came 582nd out of 646 MPs, so I wasn't exactly the most expensive, and I was in a similar position in each of the two previous years".

It's not exactly the least expensive way to go about killing your cable bill and saving a few dollars a month.

Despite being paper, the screens still wouldn't be disposable, exactly, since the expensive part of an e-ink screen isn't the substrate, it's everything else.

The panel decided that the Lynch-Bages was definitely "a crowd-pleaser" but that on the merits, and considering that the Bordeaux is exactly twice as expensive as the Burgundy ($150 as opposed to $74.95)… Faiveley Clos des Cortons 1993 was (and is): THE BEST DAMN WINE IN THE WHOLE DAMN WORLD (for $100).

He had left for Paris to try to land the 2020 World's Fair — exactly the kind of expensive, international mega-event that demonstrators nationwide have scorned.

And you can see exactly how much more expensive a flight or hotel upgrade would be - something most of Virgin's competitors haven't yet tried.

By draining funds from other programmes, and tying up shuttle capacity, the space station is impeding research and it is exactly the sort of expensive infrastructure programme that NASA is supposed to be moving away from.Abandoning the space station now would certainly be painful.