Sentence examples for bit too good from inspiring English sources

This all sounds a bit too good to be true.

It all sounds a bit too good to be true.

England's captain, Andrew Strauss, said: "South Africa were just a bit too good for us.

The Samoans were just a bit too good - and Monsieur Robin was certainly no redbreast.

But business has been a bit too good lately for their viewing pleasure.

Maybe because he's a bit too good and you want to see improvement".

It's all been a bit too good to be true, to be honest.

"Actually, that line is a bit too good, I may have lifted that.

Does this all sound a bit too good to be true?

It all sounds a bit too good to be true, but the directive comes from the top.

One caveat: Mr. Ronkainen's film, described in press notes as a "documentary-comedy-drama," feels a bit too good to be true.