Sentence examples for overpriced shoes from inspiring English sources

Admitting you like the show generally comes attached to a certain kind of shame; it's too basic or trashy or too obviously girly if you like The Sopranos, no one will accuse you of idolizing mob hit men, but if you like SATC everyone will imagine you have a fondness for cosmos and overpriced shoes.

Overpriced shoes are not always the answer, so don't let a store clerk talk you into buying a shoe just because it is pricey.

His presence will be all the more welcome among the overpriced shoes, cashmere shawls and embroidered throw pillows when the Parrish Art Museum closes across the street and moves to a quasi-rural plot in nearby Water Mill in November.

Neither of them had experience with shoes before starting up; they simply believed there were too many over-styled and overpriced shoes.

You think to yourself, "Hey, I've already paid an arm and a leg for these overpriced shoes, so heck, what's another few bucks?

I wouldn't call myself a "sneaker head" per se, because these days I'd much rather make money or get laid than wait in line for a pair of overpriced shoes endorsed by someone I'd hate if I ever met in person.

Once the freezing march had reached its destination and some speeches had been made in the shadow of City Hall, everyone was just about ready to go back to their overpriced shoe-box apartments.

"Customers who lost their shoes demand compensation, and they overprice their lost shoes.

Slightly marked down designer shoes are still overpriced, and lower-calorie junk food is still junk food.

Safari-print acrylic sweaters and shapeless polyester dresses sell for about $100 and, though there is snow on the ground, similarly overpriced sandals are displayed in the shoe section.

I picked up a few small things for my sister's birthday and my son lamented that all the new looking Vans shoes were either too small or bizarrely overpriced.