Sentence examples for seem too sweet from inspiring English sources

The series might seem too sweet for HBO, too NPR, too pledge-week PBS, but it doesn't feel like a walk through Busch Gardens either.

It can all seem too sweet, or too calculated, and thus easy to dismiss as a humbug or a thing to be endured in some sighing, tinsel-tinged burden of commercial or family expectation.

If you taste the baba before it is added, the cake seems too sweet.

But other wines, including the most expensive bottle at $70, the jammy, overripe 2000 Malleea from Majella, seemed too sweet, too oaky, too heavy, or all three.

"It used to be mad parties non-stop and the vibrations going through to the little old lady who lives next door – her house was constantly shaking at 4am". I can't imagine Kirby upsetting old ladies – she seems too sweet.

It is hard to imagine a trio less cut out for crime: Arthur, supposedly tough, wears a hat with goofy earflaps; Frantz pauses in the midst of the robbery to swipe a book; and Odile, in her ingénue's plaid skirt, seems too sweet to harm anyone but goes along with the scheme, ostensibly to hold onto the two men's interest.

We discussed other problems: wines that were overly concentrated, wines that were not concentrated enough; wines that seemed too sweet, and wines that oddly enough seemed both too sweet and too bitter, and a host of other issues.

People also avoid it because it doesn't feel real or seems too sticky sweet since they're not used to it.

Therefore, it is necessary for CX designers in this space to find a 'sweet spot' where AI does not seem too machine, nor too human.

Klam isn't built for polemic; she seems far too sweet.

But both spaghetti with a lamb ragù ($8.95) and lasagna "Mom's style" ($8.95) were way too sweet, and Mom seems too enamored of nutmeg.