Sentence examples for far too good looking from inspiring English sources

Barnet (far too good looking to be either a journalist or a director) has the athletic grace and easy charm of a Douglas Fairbanks; and Tom, the comic relief, has Fatty Arbuckle's appetites and infantile gestures (if not his aggressiveness).

They're also the kind of boys who're far too good looking to get a regular cab.

A tall, older, well-dressed guy – far too good-looking and sophisticated to seem like he would want to interrupt a girl talking to Rob Ford – kept edging in.

Steve Jones was far too good-looking to need "banter", but he gave some anyway, even though the effort often spoiled his face.

"The people in them were doing athletic activities, which I had assumed models couldn't do, but they were far too good-looking to be athletes.

Rufus Sewell was far too good-looking to have been playing Melbourne, but almost certainly knew it, as surely did Jenna; yet the chemistry worked, chiefly the chemistry of sharp actors engaging with sharp historical politics.

Updated at 6.43pm GMT 6.37pm GMT 6th over: West Indies 37-2 (Darren Bravo 16, Simmons 11) Broad sends down another series of dots at Simmons, who often looks far too good a player to have only played eight Tests for West Indies (although four single-figure scores in his last four Test innings go some way to explaining why).

It looks far too good to be real – but it is real.

If a deal looks far too good to be true, it almost certainly is.

They are far too good.

SRT is far too good for them".