Sentence examples for too appealing from inspiring English sources

I think he kept himself out of society because he was too appealing.

The image of a lumbering swamp monster doomed to extinction has proved too appealing an insult for some to abandon.

He finds the challenge of taming a vast collection of information for a major academic institution too appealing.

But the danger of showing the struggle a character undergoes is that it makes them too appealing.

The Mets did not announce who would fill those roster spots, but the options (Andrew Brown, Wilmer Flores, Collin Cowgill and Josh Satin) were not too appealing.

Reynolds plays him in just too appealing a way for us to get any real sight of the darkness in the character.

I think word had reached him: 'A two-metre tall, 120kg white guy is looking for you.' I didn't sound too appealing.

That might have meant running "The Sopranos" at either 8 p.m. or 10 p.m., and neither of those options was too appealing.

THE materials are the message here: leather, rich woods, rattan and wicker make these sleek dining chairs too appealing to hide under the table.

He believes the stories staged by NTofP will have global significance, too, appealing to international cities that also have diverse populations.

At first, the device didn't really seem too appealing.