Sentence examples for not too classy from inspiring English sources

Except for a cover story in The Barrington Times -- my local town's newspaper -- a few weeks back ("Poop bags on a pole? Not too classy, Barrington," from April 27 -- best article title ever, perhaps), that sort of neighborhood watch doesn't seem to be the case here in RI.

Either way, it was not very smart or too classy.

For women, keep the jewelry classy and not too over the top, but still have fun, show personality, and rotate pieces to ensure a fresh look.

Forties are too filling, and the brown liquors are too classy — I'm not the Queen of England for crying out loud! Generally I go with a mixture of off-brand Gin (for thrift) and mouthwash (for the ladies).

"I love how you kept it classy and it's not too crotch-y," said Ms. Kussman to her charges, nodding approvingly at the smooth moves.

He informed me with a side smile, "Your breasts are too small and you are too classy so you did not get the part".

Do you really think you can't get that person because they're too classy or attractive?

This gold cat eye look from The Everygirl is classy, but not overly conservative; however, it's not too wild for the office!

Casey is too classy a golfer to be overlooked, even though he has not played for Europe since the 2008 defeat at Valhalla.

Tim Sheens' tournament favourites were not always totally convincing in their final group game but, as expected, were much too classy in near-freezing conditions at Thomond Park.

Again, you're not likely to catch Moretz in flesh-baring outfits that leave little to the imagination; she seems too classy for that Hollywood pitfall.