Sentence examples for truly exorbitant from inspiring English sources

So welcome to the new space era but pack light, excess baggage on space flights is truly exorbitant.

(The extra four are blown-up pictures of her with her hair closely shaved to accommodate a truly exorbitant supply of wigs).

If investors were to walk away, or demand truly exorbitant interest rates, that would put pressure on France, Germany and others in the euro zone to decide just what they would do.

So far I have been met with a polite "it's not possible since the mortgage rules changed last year", or an offer at a truly exorbitant cost not only to set up but also to repay.

If the rates currently being charged are truly exorbitant, they should have no problem charging less.

Though I found the prices more than a bit shocking in Florence and Rome, this was truly exorbitant.

Really dramatic, exorbitant in their emotions.

While the advertising model is a monster challenge and the printing costs are exorbitant, what I believe is truly grinding down dailies is their continuing effort to try to be media generalists.

The truly vibrant cities of Russia, Moscow and St . Petersburg were as unreachable as the moon — because of exorbitant rents and because their governments still require registration, as they did in the Soviet days.

Would a truly patriotic American defend the practice of insanely profitable drug companies to charge exorbitant fees for medicines that the elderly and infirm cannot afford?

In Brill's account of the Affordable Care Act, the insurers got a fair shake, uninsured and underinsured patients truly benefited, hospitals and pharmaceutical companies and medical equipment companies were left free to charge exorbitant prices, while the general public was left with no real strategy for cost containment.