Sentence examples for really pricey from inspiring English sources

Granted – this is pricey, really pricey.

Really pricey couture continues to carry a whiff of the same, flaunting economic security, dominant status and often exotic flights of fancy.

Suddenly, the swizz was exposed: my hair looked the same – middling – whether I washed it with 99p own-brand apple shampoo or the really pricey stuff.

If it's really pricey, consider buying one 20-year policy for half the amount you want and a 10-year policy for the other half.

Last August, a door-to-door salesman visited our house selling really pricey vacuum cleaners.

The devices run up to $1,200 each, but it's the storage that gets really pricey.

(They would surely argue with this, and, perhaps, they've made some progress. But really?) In pricier restaurants, the goal seems to be to impress you with presentation, originality and glamour.

It really is shockingly pricey: $1,200 for the body alone, $1,400 with a 3X zoom lens.

"Quidam de Revel (26 Rue Poitou) is really good, although pricey," says Funmi Odulate, author of Shopping for Vintage and editor of fashion website brownsfashion.com.

The cinnamon and orange is potent without being overpowering, and although the larger sizes are pricey, they really will last for more than one year without losing the scent.

I use Skinceuticals CE Ferulic on my face to counteract all the free radicals that are in the environment -- it's really good -- very pricey.