Sentence examples for feels pricey from inspiring English sources

Barbara Guggenheim, art consultant at Guggenheim Asher & Associates, suggests that if a Picasso Blue Period painting, say, feels pricey at $55 million, collectors ought to look "beyond the canvas".

Which was one of two problems there: first, we had to actually request the snacks (sheesh!), and second, the wines felt pricey, starting at $8 a glass for an Argentine cabernet and hitting $17 for a glass of Bruno Paillard Champagne.

The iPhone, while highly subsidized here in the U.S., can still feel pricey.

That's feels quite pricey for what seems like a nice-to-have app, not an essential one for someone who takes a lot of meetings.

If the conference feels too pricey, contact the organization to and see if there's a way you can work at the event in exchange for free admission.

While the spread was cute — with a tiered arrangement of croissants and mini-baguettes, fruit salads, yogurt, juice, coffee and tea — it felt too pricey at 15 euros per person, especially with two excellent bakeries just around the corner.

However, $34.99 for a set of two-pounders or $39.99 for the four-pound weights feels a bit pricey.

The Nexus 9 is expected to cost $200 more than the Nexus 7 ($400 vs. $200), and it certainly feels like a pricier device.