Sentence examples for it seems cheap from inspiring English sources

Reese, rejecting his guest's comparison of terrorists to patriots like George Washington, says, "So you're comparing the father of our nation to Timothy McVeigh?" This is so contrived it seems cheap rather than smart, and most of the dialogue is even worse.

It seems cheap and good enough, but now more clearly raises the prospect of widespread failures as well.

Don't buy a nice watch in Bermuda because it seems cheap.

With diesel prices up 30% from five-year lows in March, it seems cheap fuel may not be around much longer.

AMG is certainly no substitute for health insurance -- though it seems cheaper on the front end, it cannot help you in a catastrophe.

"It's encouraging people who would not normally buy these gas guzzlers to buy them because it seems cheaper," said David Friedman, a senior analyst with the Union of Concerned Scientists, a nonprofit environmental group in Cambridge, Mass.

After all, it seems cheaper and faster than travel.

While it seems "cheaper" to produce abroad, it is actually more costly in the long run.

Six collectors, thinking it seemed cheap, bid it up and the sculpture wound up selling for $17.2 million, or $19.3 million, including Sotheby's fees.

It seemed cheap somehow, or maybe it seemed too hard, or maybe I understood I wasn't ready.

Without it seeming cheap, it's hard to make a game wherein throwing a punch or pulling a trigger may possibly damage the player as much as their opponent; when games by their nature imply progression and the overcoming of challenge, using cultivated tactics, it becomes hard to wrong-foot a player, even emotionally.