Sentence examples for feels steep from inspiring English sources

The price - £780 for two boxes with a controller feels steep; extra boxes are £270 each.

But even that number feels steep for a measly 300 square feet and a bath.

MADAME CLAUDE is only 16 months old, but it already feels steeped in tradition.

At $200, it's roughly half the price of most of the competition, but that does not feel steep given the added features specific to gaming, as well as how capable it is as an Android TV machine.

His words (and there are too many of them) feel steeped in pedantry.

The kitchen felt steeped in the evil of his lying in ambush there, the evil contrast between a world in which Horst had been alive and the world where he was dead, but he forced himself to put his head under the faucet and gulp down water.

The collection is obviously a document of a moment, 1990-97, but it doesn't feel steeped in nostalgia.

At $70 for the Variety Kit and $80 for the Robot, Labo still feels pretty steep for what it is.

From the opening shot — the slow birth of a breaking dawn — the images breathe a trancelike serenity, and the sight of kids getting bathed in the open air feels as steeped in meaning as a baptism.

And although the 20-ounce portion was enormous, $50 felt very steep for that steak.

That heavy discounting was criticized by many artist managers, who felt that steep discounts at the door seemed to devalue their artists.