Sentence examples for almost too elegant from inspiring English sources

It's almost too elegant at times, though.

"It seems almost too elegant for New Rochelle", he said.

The real question is how people will respond to an artist whose work, a landmark in photographic history, can seem almost too elegant, technically flawless, multifarious and essentially self-regarding.

If I wear it with something else sleek, it's almost too womanly and elegant, so I scruff it down with something strappy.

Dieting Is Becoming a Dog's Life THEY look almost too delectable: fancy petits fours, elegant truffles, savory croissants, cookies decorated for the holidays with sprinkles and carob.

The Danish baritone Johan Reuter's elegant singing is almost too beautiful for the rugged Gryaznoy, but he projects convincingly the oprichnik's lovesick nature and ultimate remorse.

Too elegant.

Almost too easy.

But almost too late.

I'd say it's a little too elegant.

She's too elegant and not vulnerable enough.