Sentence examples for too classy for from inspiring English sources
Altogether, Jenny seems too classy for this seedy suitor, a relative of the Beatles' "man from the motor trade".
This year's Bond girl is perhaps the classiest in Bond history, too classy for this gig, I'm tempted to say.
Again, you're not likely to catch Moretz in flesh-baring outfits that leave little to the imagination; she seems too classy for that Hollywood pitfall.
Whilst Sufjan would of course be welcome in my heaven, his sort of fare is a little too classy for my tastes.
Chor Bizarre If you think the heart of Mayfair is too classy for a crass commercial operation, think again: here is Chor Bizarre, just as wacky as it was in its original location in Delhi.
They were ultimately too quick, too skilful and too classy for a Hull Kingston Rovers side who find themselves still looking for their first points of the new season.
They never wear gym shoes or tennis shoes, as they are too classy and trendy for those types of shoes.
It's already too classy, too snooty and too relevant for the mass audience in America, judging by the pitifully small receipts earned by the nominees and winners for best picture over the last few years - and this year it's an all-quality slate: doomy, depressing, arthouse all the way to the poorhouse (plus one $100m indie upstart in Juno - nearly half of the five nominees' combined take).
Forties are too filling, and the brown liquors are too classy — I'm not the Queen of England for crying out loud! Generally I go with a mixture of off-brand Gin (for thrift) and mouthwash (for the ladies).
Maybe he was too unassuming, too classy.
