Sentence examples for slightly too perfect from inspiring English sources

Hudson is itself a point of contention, mostly because it is slightly too perfect.

Most of that series centred on AC12's investigation into whether Detective Chief Inspector Tony Gates (Lennie James), a man with a slightly too perfect clearance rate, was a corrupt cop.

There appear to be slightly too many Michelle Pfeiffer lookalikes with perfect teeth.

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.

These apples are both too perfect and yet also slightly flawed.

This is the only way to guarantee a perfect fit: make them slightly too big and then trim them.

"The perfection standard got too perfect".

She makes perfect replicas of everyday things, except slightly too big or too small.

Of course, I loved the Mandarin political twist, with Sir Ben Kingsley perfect both as the ever so slightly too theatrical terrorist leader and the fumblingly stoned yet aware Brit actor.

They're very slightly too sweet, but the balance of pastry and fruit is perfect, with the thin, sugared crust providing some welcome textural contrast to the dense filling.

At home I have a couple of bottles of 2001 chianti, near perfect in every respect, except that, at 14%, the abv is just slightly too high - and you notice it.