Sentence examples for be more sweet from inspiring English sources
"I thought they'd be more sweet than they are," Ms. White said.
His late-season cider, which incorporates apples that have been in cold storage, tends to be more sweet and complex.
So instead of just looking for clear winners and losers from the new late-marrying landscape, it might be more plausible to say that 1) both the costs and the benefits of late marriage cross lines of gender and class, but 2) there do seem to be more sweet spots for the well-educated, and more land mines awaiting the working class.
Either way, now is a good time to let those who follow know that not only can we get better as we age, but life itself can be more sweet, meaningful and SMART as it goes along.
If he seems to be more "sweet" than sensual, then draw attention mostly to your eyes.
Make sure that the ice cream mixture is beaten well or else some parts will be more sweet than the other parts because of the condensed milk.
On the plus side for trippers, the flowers that do appear are likely to be more sweet-smelling than usual.
Bright magenta Katchkie beets are more sweet than pickley ($5 a pint).
Yes, loves were lost, but the memories that linger are more sweet than bitter.
Of course, with land selling at $300,000 for half an acre these days, the laugh is more sweet than bitter.
