Sentence examples for candy of from inspiring English sources

That's the cotton candy of political journalism.

As of yet, Reyes has not been reported to have received celebratory candy of any kind.

That's the thinking-person's brand, not the ear candy of Ricky Martin.

At the most, it has sweetened the candy of their daydreams.

But for a quick glance at the day's conditions, Weather 2x is my new eye candy of choice.

In the cookery of the American South, the term denotes a candy of sugared pecan meats or coconut.

He derided President Obama's talk of high-speed rail and electric cars as "the candy of American politics".

Instead of the interchangeable eye-candy of old masters, their faces are characterful, their bodies individualised.

Though we're not treated to a chorus, the song feels more epic or cinematic than the immediate ear-candy of early work. .

It's against that background that we should read the latest revelations about Christian Candy of One Hyde Park.

Since all the best comedians come from Canada (Oh? Britain, was that a splutter?) we're expecting him to become the next John Candy of comedy.