Sentence examples for rather pricey from inspiring English sources
The only problem is that at £15,550, this range-topping Cabrio is rather pricey.
She is bringing in a salon of her choice, a rather pricey one at that.
For those who think that bread is, well, bread, that is arguably rather pricey.
(The reconnaissance office builds spy satellites, which are apparently rather pricey).
However with Porto wanting all of his £40m release clause, he seems a rather pricey option.
Or try freshfoodscornwall.co.uk's verjus du Perigord, which is rather pricier (£18.30 for 85cl).
Conclusion When reviewing the Sonos Playbar - its rather pricier soundbar to enhance your TV output - in March, I observed that the Californian company's reputation for pricey products means "you're not going to find it in Poundland any time soon".
One person, who asked to remain anonymous, says: "Where were the protests when they ploughed down half a street round the corner to make room for a Nobu?" referring to the exclusive restaurant famed for its black cod with miso (at £42, rather pricier than a three-quid bowl of Rice Krispies) that is due to open in early 2016.
They prefer patients to use cheaper generic medicines rather than pricey branded products.
Rather than pricey platinum, however, military researchers have hit upon tungsten metal as a replacement for lead.
