Sentence examples for slightly too good from inspiring English sources

It's all slightly too good to be true.

Oddly enough, four hearts failed because the North-South hands were slightly too good.

A spectral sense of unfulfilled promise and martyrdom, of being slightly too good for this planet, hovers around his posthumous reputation.

The theme dearest to Patchett, of vocation or, in religious terms, calling, is somewhat precariously carried by the central figure of Kenya, an eleven-year-old slightly too good to be true.

And her Jenny is slightly too good to be true: a projection of the savvy girl who will soon look back at love's valuable lessons, rather than the girl learning them in the here and now.

A moving photo mosaic of employees having slightly-too-good-a-time played on repeat.

Welcome back! "Soldier of Love" is slightly too dour for its own good, though the band is getting better at framing Sade's voice, which is hard to tire of.

Look up the Munson plan for a good, if slightly too aggressive, feeding plan.

Overall the Girifalco potential used in this work for C60 C60 interaction seems slightly too shallow but it gives very good geometries and reasonable relative dissociation energies.

Very beautiful, yes, but not quite perfect because slightly too ambient, cool and cerebral - a good fit in front of a documentary about Thomas Telford but a misfit before an episode of My Family.

It is shown that calculated temperatures reflect experimental conditions in a quite good agreement, being only slightly too low for both experiments for the measured pH values.