Sentences with phrase «cheap black plastic»

The tablet is swathed in cheap black plastic that is very effective at resisting smudges and fingerprints.

Can Dodge make an interior other than cheap black plastic?

This will sound petty, but the first thing I noticed when I shut the door on this $ 129,840 Mercedes was the cheap black plastic barrel lock.

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Cares enormously about children in resettlement camps, who must drink water to fill their stomachs because there is no food; he cares about shivering women at Nyanga whose flimsy plastic shelters are being destroyed by police; He cares that the influx control system together with Bantunization are destroying black family life not accidentally but by deliberate government policy; He cares that people die mysteriously in detention; He cares that something horrible is happening in this country when a man will often mow down his family before turning the gun on himself; He cares that life seems so dirt cheap (cited in Maimela 1986:43).

You can use craft eggs (or get the cheap plastic kind and paint them white), some felt, pink and black acrylic paint, and white pom poms (because, of course, you'll need a tail for the back!).

OK, they're made of the cheapest plastic known to man, but the price is right and the lenses are black as night, so they'll work for your trip to the beach, right?

And that is some cheap, black plastic.»

However, I look forward to the revised car due next year for the interior — while it is very well executed, the black plastics on the center console and stack have always struck me as cheap - looking and too abundant for the interior of a premium luxury car.

The LX still has plenty of equipment, including a backup camera, Bluetooth, a USB port, and cruise control, and it doesn't look like other base models clad with cheap - looking wheels and black plastic trim.

But a sea of cheap, black plastics greets elbows and forearms elsewhere, and the car's flimsy climate controls recall the cost - cut Jetta's.

The black vinyl material embossed with a carbonfibre pattern that covers the dash and air vents surrounded by shiny red plastic attempt to create a sporty atmosphere, but instead look and feel cheap.

Jeep has made an effort to create a unified look across the trim levels, so that lower trims don't stand out as the «cheap» models with missing fog lights or tacky black plastic in place of body - color bits.

Said one particularly disgruntled driver: «The hodgepodge of materials and textures is like a visual representation of ADD: wood that looks fake even if it might be real, cheap plastic that covers the dash with its pseudo-gun-grips cross-hatching, leather - textured plastic, and, to me the most objectionable, the giant chunks of black plastic that make up the center stack, especially where the CDs are loaded.»

The hard plastics and the fit of some of the panels feel a little cheap and the dark colours of the brown / black interiors don't emphasis the feeling of space as a lighter headliner would have done.

Some «piano black» plastic in the storage bin flexed and felt kind of flimsy and cheap, but most elements create a passing upscale veneer.

The black plastic window surrounds, sport and luxury badges and the little boomerangs that adorn the front fenders are awfully cheap looking.

The bottom half feels like it came from white trash branch of the family — cheaper - feeling, toy - like plastic (in black or red) that seems more appropriate on a carrier freebie.

While the blue, pink, or green color options may distract from the build quality, the black version I was sent couldn't mask the cheap plastic exterior.

With glossy black plastic and glossy chrome finish, the PLAY doesn't exude high - end fit and finish, but it doesn't feel cheap either.

The back is made from cheap, glossy plastic in a drab shade of dark gray while the front has a thick black bezel.

It's also undeniably ugly - a cheap, plastic shell with a pearlescent sheen to the rear portion and a nondescript black slab feel to the front.