Sentence examples for too appetizing from inspiring English sources

The copy he sent to Robert Smithson, golden brown on the outside, is here too, and none too appetizing, I might add.

Now Mayor Bloomberg and the health lobby are arguing that the diets afforded by food stamps, now known as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, have become rather too appetizing.

While Jason Pierre-Paul has played more snaps than the Giants would like and he could use some rest, an all-star lineup of Tuck, Osi Umenyiora, Pierre-Paul and Mathias Kiwanuka could be too appetizing for the defensive coordinator Perry Fewell to resist.

From the modest to the opulent: Asitane, a white-cloth establishment with a terrace under the almond trees at the back of the Kariye Hotel, offers not just rare Ottoman cuisine, but actual dishes from a feast given in 1539 by Suleiman the Magnificent to celebrate the circumcision of his two sons (which may not sound too appetizing, but the dishes are sumptuous enough for an emperor).

As the nation wallows in a recession, the choices don't appear too appetizing.

If eating food waste doesn't sound too appetizing, this might change your mind.

Neither outcome is overly appetizing.

While the none-too-appetizing St. Patty's Day beverage seems to be here to stay, that doesn't mean you can't buck tradition this holiday and celebrate with great-tasting beers that tip their hat to the Emerald Isle's great brewing history.

She finds him appetizing, too.

The path to a triumph in the division series included one more victory, and the path to the World Series looked appetizing, too.

Cat food and dog food are appetizing to mice, too, and stray pieces will attract them if they're left to sit out all the time.