Sentence examples for rather cheap that from inspiring English sources

Margaret Thatcher's former sports minister, Richard Tracey, shared that view and told 5 live: "Frankly I think it's rather cheap that they decided not to show any sort of respect for her, because, to be honest, she did really deliver what football is today, particularly with the Taylor report,  and the all-seater stadia.

Walking, for British punters, may be rather cheaper than talking.

Wouldn't people subjected to brutal governments be encouraged to see the human rights of Muslims valiantly secured by Americans -- rights that are assigned rather cheap value by the critics' definition of justice?

You could show her 2 Girls 1 Cupand she'd probably just raise an eyebrow and say, "Well that cup looks rather cheap".

You could show her 2 Girls 1 Cupand she'd probably just raise an eyebrow and say, "Well, that cup looks rather cheap".

In this regard, many studies have found that energy savings and energy efficiency measures are rather cheap, and might even come at negative costs.

They are rather cheap and disposable looking.

"Ecclesiastical stuff tends to be rather cheap," he says.

In fact, telepresence makes Ishiguro's android look rather cheap.

Rather cheaper is a litre of petrol.

Rather, cheaper sound-alikes will be hired.