Sentence examples for a tad too simple from inspiring English sources
If an unadorned T-bone is a tad too simple, I also highly recommend Paula Wolfert's rib steaks, my very favorite summer steaks, or Nino's rib steaks, which, at last tasting, were rubbed with salt and olive oil and lots of red pepper.
And while you might think it's a tad too complicated for a DIY drinker to undertake at home, with a few simple bar and homebrew gadgets, it's surprisingly easy to bottle your own batch for summertime entertaining.
Simple words are great because they're easy to use; however, they can make your poem a tad too general and therefore dull.
And SNL goes a tad too far.
The "StudyBook" may be a tad too pricey.
Perhaps it would have been just a tad too much.
What we have here instead is a tad too polite, too easy on the eye.
"I think it's a tad too early for him as a person.
Obomanu is a possession type target who might be just a tad too sluggish.
Guess he just took the maxim about charity beginning at home a tad too literally.
