Sentence examples for felt expensive from inspiring English sources
A lame cappuccino and a plate of eggs, so-so Hollandaise and hot-smoked salmon that, while it had good flavour, also had an oddly dry texture, and felt expensive at £10.25.
It felt expensive, like you were spending money just sitting there.
What the folks were saying was that the iPad "felt" expensive while the Gal Tab "felt" cheap, although, in reality, the market has priced them at approximately the same point.
The first listing opened at 11 a.m. and a woman stationed in the living room offered me a colorful information sheet that was printed on thick-stock paper that felt expensive.
Annuities can also feel expensive.
"It didn't feel expensive.
"The FTSE 100 at 4,000 feels expensive," he said.
But will it help Sony compete against iPhone and Android apps that have made £5.99 feel expensive for a game?
With its leather-like back and the stitching around it, the phone feels expensive and well made in my hands.
One goal of every carmaker is to make the more affordable models look and feel expensive, and almost no one is doing that better than Hyundai and Kia.
Where the initial outlay can feel expensive, you are likely to see an LED bulb paying for itself in under three years and a CFL within a year.
