Sentence examples for a shade too large from inspiring English sources

When the Sky's the Limit The Henry Beguelin bag is a carry-on, although its generous size (23 by 14 by 7 inches) may be a shade too large for anything but first-class travel.

To deliver FGF where it's needed more precisely, a team led by physiologist Wulf Ito of the Max Planck Institute for Physiological and Clinical research in Bad Nauheim, Germany, attached FGF to tiny couriers--resin spheres, 7 micrometers in diameter, that are a shade too large to squeeze through a capillary.

Their lovely timbres blended well and with a power that was sometimes missing from the first two lessons, where their individual voices, expressive as they were, sounded a shade too small for the large space.

This image, while perfect and uncommonly large, is a shade too conventional and static.

That may be a shade too simplistic.

Eventually the book gets a shade too technical.

The actors were going a shade too quickly, Linklater said.

Just a shade too Heaven's Gate for my taste.

Each scene makes its point a shade too neatly.

Still, Woodward's "Maestro" is a shade too asymmetric-positive.

Sometimes the city can be a shade too tranquil.