Sentence examples for undeniably cheap from inspiring English sources

They are undeniably cheap.

The one point in time when the shares were undeniably cheap was when the banks were about to topple over.

It is undeniably cheap and therefore, some people argue, it should be no surprise that the service is so poorly rated.

And as it was in 2002, the un and the repentant are still together, exhibited when Sapp was asked if he regretted last season's legal -- but undeniably cheap -- blindside hit that left Green Bay offensive lineman Chad Clifton requiring a walker during an arduous rehabilitation.

The original price range of $17-$17-$20looked now seems undeniably cheap (oh the joys of hindsight).

The coffee – which, at £4 or £4.50 a pop, doesn't come cheap – was undeniably delicious: smooth and creamy, with hints of cinnamon and coconut.

But while these are undeniably some of the cheapest ever offered to homebuyers, one could argue that lenders are using sleight of hand by whacking up the fees to finance those eye-catching rates – which means that for many people the deals aren't quite as mouthwatering as they first look.

Cheap luxury is undeniably a draw, and when I first dip into a therapeutic spring I usually get giddy, like someone who has found himself and his backpack richly upgraded from a single room into a suite.

So, although guys don't have to start carrying around a "murse" (that is, a man purse), simply arming yourself with a plain ol' backpack, messenger bag, or even a cheap fabric tote bag is undeniably practical.

The fuzzy plush interior feels cheap to me (though it's undeniably protective), there are no internal pockets and repeated sticking and unsticking of the Velcro dividers wears the material down in places.

MacClure and Grierson both use only milk, which I suspect is the more traditional addition, milk being cheaper than butter, but butter, for the decadent, gives an undeniably richer flavour.