Sentence examples for ugly cheap from inspiring English sources

The bathrooms — old, ugly, cheap — made him sad, as did the "bachelor-who-doesn't-cook-style kitchens".

During one interrogation, he said he was sexually taunted by a woman interrogator, who fondled his private parts: 'I told her she was ugly, cheap and I spat in her face.

It is, by reputation, dirty, ugly, cheap and largely considered the worst place to see or do theatre in LA.

Check this out -- I can just buy some ugly cheap ottomans and sew covers for them!" "Oh, we do upholstery now?" she said sarcastically.

Although Cadeddu criticised the amplifier was "ugly, cheap and with a poor level of finishing", he said that "the components used were fair but, clearly, the man behind its design knew what he was doing pretty well".

Jessica Parks's scenic design feels absolutely right: a combination living room and kitchen decorated with a hodgepodge of ugly art, cheap Christmas decorations (lots of sparkly red garland) and refrigerator magnets.

The costumes and sets are ugly and cheap, though to be charitable Gregg Barnes and David Rockwell were probably given pennies and ordered to keep it basic for easy loading and unloading as the show tours town to town.

Sustainable products in the past tended to be ugly and cheap-looking, not designed with awesomeness, prestige or desirability in mind.

The old buildings are so wonderfully grand that they highlight the cheap, ugly and badly kept new ones.

When the music switches to "Ricercar," the mood turns ugly, and a cheap fight erupts between Francisco Graciano and Mr. Kleinendorst.

It comes as a huge relief to find that as "Blades of Glory" speeds along, it avoids going to the obvious, ugly place for cheap laughs.