Sentence examples for price feel from inspiring English sources

Does your price feel good to you?

Many consumers also perceive bundles as bargains; getting a bunch of things for one price feels like a deal, even when it's not.

That price feels comfortable until you find out how many of those wines can be picked up in stores for $12 or less.

Sometimes Price felt agonizing remorse for the lives she had ruined; on other days, she was defiant, even about McConville, insisting that the death sentence was appropriate for an informer in wartime.

Another reason the book took so long is that Mr. Price felt obligated to the neighborhood — he wanted to get it right, all the chaos, all the texture — and wound up writing far too much.

Compared to competitors, Helgesen says "Our price feels much more like a utility bill".

Price feels that Widgetbox is poised to take advantage of the huge surge in widget usage.

But going with yet another proprietary connector is a step backwards, and the $29 price feels like a slap in the face to the company's long-time supporters.

Price felt that all the actors on the set had a difficult time with the director, explaining: "Michael Reeves could not communicate with actors.

As Price pointed out, NASA is shifting its focus away from space station deliveries and other fairly monotonous jobs as well as redoubling its commitment to scientific inquiry, a difficult undertaking that Price feels may have fallen by the wayside.

The buttons have a Fisher-Price feel, but these drawbacks are completely offset by the improved screens.