Sentence examples for too classic from inspiring English sources
"Because it was maybe too classic.
"I'm developing a collection for people who say painted floors are too rustic or too classic," he said.
Considered too classic, too expensive and too fussy by the talented young jewelers who revolutionized the trade's understanding of fashion, May's birthstone was forsaken by all but the most conventional stylists.
And, in fact, I haven't even been listening to the whole album: just "Valley Winter Song," over and over; it's a gentle, strummed, richly detailed love song that sounds too classic to be new.
As for the chips, Rosa Mexicano has those, too, classic ones made from stone-ground cornmeal and fried in sunflower oil with a bit of lime; they are $3.95 for a 14-ounce bag.
("And you might wash the windows too, dear," Classic would say to me. "They're clean enough," Pro would say. "Cobwebs," Classic would whisper).
Boldrewood's Robbery Under Arms (1888) was immensely popular, and it too achieved classic status.
It too employs classic elements, making especially graceful use of coupled columns and a pediment.
This denial, too, was classic Trump, offering all things to all people.
Yields on 30-year Treasuries posted a record low, too, a classic sign of investors seeking shelter.
