Sentence examples for sort of cheap from inspiring English sources

"Sleep is sort of cheap too — just about any 'loser' can do it".

What arrived was lime green and felt sort of cheap, but surprisingly it went through hundreds of zucchinis with ease.

With incomes squeezed, many Americans will head to the sort of cheap, sun-baked sprawling exurbs that give the farmers'-market-and-bike-lanes set heartburn.

He asked my advice, and I said we should reverse the process: build some sort of cheap shelter and turn the buildings into stage-sets inside.

But, thinking positively, maybe it's therapeutic: a sort of cheap and cheerful version of the back-massaging devices offered in high-end executive saloons.

The World's Fair was the precursor to theme parks like Disneyworld, and the really sort of cheap, superficial promotional architecture that you see everywhere in the US.

As we noted back in August, the feature is a sort of cheaper alternative to traditional premium multi-room music options like Sonos.

I've read the same sorts of cheap thrillers.

His theory – and it's a good one – is that "as Moore's Law continues apace, cities will continue to blanket themselves in all sorts of cheap, reliable, and (we hope) meaningful sensors.

LSU! LSU! LSU!" and then bombard us with beads and doubloons and all sorts of cheap little plastic trinkets.

Roll, Green Wave!" and inundate us with beads and doubloons and all sorts of cheap little plastic trinkets.