Sentence examples for of too good from inspiring English sources

He is the author of "Too Good To Fail?

KRONE RISES 35 POINTS Strong Finances Put Government in Paradoxical Position of "Too Good" Credit.

Isn't Sister Y, with her great height, kind of too good to be true?

It was instead the basic premise of Too Good To Go Down that made it so apt.

Bolding inserted to highlight a very faulty formulation, also known as the Doctrine of Too Good to Check.

Those that concern Cameron's controversial lifestyle at university clearly fall into the Private Eye category of "too good to check".

If managers can get beyond the conventional wisdom, the growing pool of too-good applicants is a great opportunity.

Sunday night's chapter of "The Good Wife," titled "Another Ham Sandwich," was like a highlight reel — an agglomeration of the sort of too-good-to-be-true moments that are usually rationed, two or three to an episode.

While you should beware of too-good-to-be-true offers, it makes sense to shop around, he advised, "and bargain for what you think is a fair price".

What's a Ponzi scheme but an illegal ruse to entice the gullible with the promise of too-good-to-be-true returns in arcane investments using an intimidating cloud of abstruse financial lingo?

"Corporate America," he said, "has a responsibility to work to make America a compassionate place". And corporate America, eyeing a lucrative market, delivered in ways Bush might not have expected, with a proliferation of too-good-to-be-true teaser rates and interest-only loans that were sold to investors in a loosely regulated environment.