Sentence examples for too exquisite from inspiring English sources
Sèvres porcelains, painted with exotic birds, seem too exquisite for actual use.
West Village Through March 17 There is more than one way for paintings to be too exquisite.
Too exquisite for words; a visual style and way with spoken language that is as refined as Edith Wharton's prose.
A Provincetown friend, Lucy Nathanson, has joined us, and Mailer shouts and carries on, and, in too exquisite French, offers mock invitations to dine.
Steele, in describing the affect he wished the play to have, said he would like to arouse "a pleasure too exquisite for laughter".
In the face of the G.O.P.'s greediness, Representative David Obey of Wisconsin, the ranking Democrat on the Appropriations Committee, has a proposal too exquisite to resist mentioning.
But there was, too, something exquisite about that time.
But Matar has turned it into something exquisite, too.
And his lighting turned out to be exquisite, too.
We see, too, that this exquisite stylist had to work, to draft and craft his sentences; they didn't land fully-formed on the page.
