Sentence examples for essentially sweet from inspiring English sources

"There she was, essentially sweet but unbelievably hot," Mr. Fink remembered.

But behind the charm — or, perhaps, a part of the charm — is an essentially sweet nature.

AGES 11 AND UP -- The talk runs to clichés (time always turning and so forth), but this essentially sweet film will appeal to girls.

The filmmakers highlight its essentially sweet and uncynical message; even the decision not to update phone sex to, say, iChat sex, gave it an "old-school charm," Ms. Graynor said.

They are well-meaning naïfs, essentially sweet and admirable — though, to be a little heretical myself, this may be evidence, along with much of "South Park," of Parker and Stone's wanting to take credit for being bold without ever taking the risks or responsibility that come with being brave.

There's a big difference between old-school Mr Vains – exhibitionist, self-adoring, but essentially sweet (happy peacocks) – and a certain breed of hardcore vain men, self-satisfied, hyper-critical, mean, who like to spread the pain around by commenting on how everyone else is looking, too.

But by mostly playing it cool, Mr. Nash builds a warm glow of bemused hindsight around his essentially sweet-natured reminiscence.

Drew Barrymore makes her directing debut with a join-the-dots sports outing that's so brightly played – and so essentially sweet-natured – that its manifest cliches come up smelling of fresh paint.

"Barrymore makes her directing debut with a join-the-dots sports outing that's so brightly played – and so essentially sweet-natured – that its manifest cliches come up smelling of fresh paint," writes our own Xan Brooks.

Hirsch's Clyde, meanwhile, is an essentially sweet-natured fellow, easily led and completely smitten.

If you decide to pair chocolate with merlot or syrah, for example, just ensure that the wine is essentially as sweet as the chocolate.