Sentence examples for expensive feel from inspiring English sources

I loved the expensive feel of it on a warm evening, and Tony told me more than once how he liked the plain loose cut of it on me.

This is an important improvement that gives everything a sturdier, more expensive feel in the hands, as well as allowing you to soft lock the screen at different angles depending on how cramped your train carriage is when playing.

"Funds that are the most expensive feel the greatest need to take big bets to make up for those expenses," says Bradley Sweeney, a Morningstar senior analyst.

Even though it's made of mostly plastic, a few hints of metal and a brushed dark grey finish give it a much more expensive feel, especially given the fact that the phone is a bit heftier than you'd expect.

If the asset becomes too expensive, feel free to skip the contribution for that investment period.

But it is anyone's guess whether an expensive feel-good factor will be what Britain's economy needs in 2012.

This is the year of perception for luxury, if it looks expensive, feels expensive, comes from a luxury retailer or brand, but is well priced, that is the winning formula".

The message underlying much of the current coverage is that flexible work was an expensive, feel-good accommodation that naturally disappears in a recession.

So clearly they are more than "expensive, feel-good measures," as Lomborg claims, if they are quite literally bringing light to the most impoverished areas of the planet.

Canon 70-200 F4 - This lens looks expensive, feels expensive, acts expensive, and checks in at the amazing price of only $599 on sale!

(I rent) Everything here is so expensive, I feel a bit priced-out as I look around.