Sentence examples for a bit too rich from inspiring English sources

That may be a bit too rich.

This display has rich colors — occasionally a bit too rich, particularly with reds.

If it's a bit too rich before midday for you, it fits the bill for supper, too.

His comparison of same-sex marriage to bestiality was a bit too rich for him to stay, even in Tony Abbott's cabinet.

When asked whether that price was a bit too rich compared to the usual cost of an infomercial product, Mr. Harrington said, "It'll be three easy payments of $99 when we're done".

I kept an eye on the tennis matches shown on televisions hung from the walls as I sampled the rich fare — a bit too rich for an 85-degree day in an un-air-conditioned outdoor space: duck layered with foie gras and decorated with asparagus and pickled peach slices; beef fillet with stuffed baby vegetables and an assortment of cheeses.

A bit too racy a model?

People reach a point where they start to get a little bit too rich, maybe a little bit too old, and they start to say these things.

VINCE has been pretty good not so much in his main speech yesterday, when he went in for a bit too much rich- and banker-bashing for my taste; and not for his "mansions" tax, which should have been stress-tested a bit more before it was announced.

But it's usually a bit too heavy, rich, sweet, and filled with unexpected surprises like raisins.

The coconut cream, however, even watered down as in Menezes' recipe, is a bit too sweet and rich.