Sentence examples for much too cool from inspiring English sources

Maybe sometimes in a minor way, but New Yorkers are much too cool for that.

The cat is a blue Hep Cat, complete with beret and saxophone -- much too cool to help out.

A vast fortune was spent on that trip, which they endured, day by day, much too cool to say, "Wow" or even "Cool".

Jurowski's approach to Strauss's still-provocative response to Nietzsche, meanwhile, was much too cool: a clean, clear examination of texture and structure, but notably lacking in emotive edge.

But I was sure I couldn't afford the micro-est mini, and, more than that, I suspected that the scene inside would be much too cool for a new arrival.

Yet it is almost impossible to get any useful information on the subject of packing, because most people who care about clothes are either much too grand or much too cool to be of any help.

While not entirely despairing, the film is much too cool-headed to proffer any false hope.

Norm Macdonald (who delivered the "fake news" on "Saturday Night Live") and Dave Chappelle, the comics who have to carry the movie, are much-too-cool cookies who have little buddy-buddy chemistry and no apparent knack for broad physical comedy.

What do you think of the tweeting pet device--too much or too cool?

Most offices do a good job at keeping cool temperatures, but much too often comfortably cool becomes bitingly cold, especially if you are a female employee sporting your summer wardrobe.

But whoever had done it was much too smart and cool to have left behind any clues like that.