Sentence examples for feel posh from inspiring English sources
Their tinted lipbalms look and feel posh but cost a fiver.
It can be a pair of ridiculously high heels that makes you feel like a million bucks, or that terribly expensive eye-cream that makes you feel posh, maybe you prefer mixing in French with your everyday speech or British slang *my vice*, or sitting up in the middle of the night with chocolate pudding, potato chips and Legally Blond 2. Choose, indulge & repeat as needed.
Although theres no electricity or plumbing to speak of, Lemartis somehow feels posh.
ENCORE More sophisticated than its mirror image sister property, the Wynn, the newer Encore feels posh even in its 700-square-foot starter suites.
But just as important, the architect was told, was that the building didn't feel "too posh".
We feel very posh when we're told we're going to the green room to meet Malorie after her talk - that's where the celebs hang out, just like on The X-Factor.
Accommodation is basic, but the three penthouse options on the top floor, each with a private terrace from which to survey the medieval walls of Dalt Vila, feel positively posh.
Speaking ahead of the first performances in the new venue on 8 March, Tompkins explained: "We wanted to make sure the building felt rich and tactile, that it didn't feel too posh … I think it would be the wrong thing for the Everyman.
Asked to create a new theatre that "shouldn't feel too posh" on the site of a much-loved local institution, Haworth Tompkins produced a rough-and-ready building using a basic palette – but put together with rare attention to detail.
With a limited budget of £28m, the architects were charged to make a building that "shouldn't feel too posh", in the words of the theatre's artistic director Gemma Bodinetz, with the "warmth, earthiness and democratic humanity" of the old theatre.
But that felt too posh, and the conceit of a cat keeping a diary felt like a push too far.
