Sentence examples for too fancy for from inspiring English sources
They are a little too fancy for my taste, at least the earlier ones.
But these theoretics seem too fancy for what's actually on view.
Very good, in fact, but visually too fancy for the restaurant.
When I got to Paris, things were too fancy for me, you know?
"A lot of architects we interviewed tried to give us columns and balustrades," Satur recalls, deeming such neo-Shingle Style proposals "too fancy for the North Fork".
The hotel bar is too fancy for his liking so we adjourn to the traditional pub across the road where he drinks pinot grigio pretty fast and laughs a lot.
Do not use "too fancy" fonts for the signature.
Tesco is too all-encompassing now to be tied to a social class; Giraffe is a perfect fit for its corporate vision, if that isn't too fancy a term for "I want it, I've bought it".
The phones include three months of Telenav service and our own Erick Schonfeld swears by his, mostly because the Motorola RAZR was too "fancy and complex" for him.
It's not unlike me to be awake at this time, but I'm generally walking in the opposite direction, if "walking" isn't too fancy a term for stumbling about after a heavy night in Fabric.
Some Williamsburgers have complained that Dressler is too fancy or too expensive for the neighborhood — strange, if you consider that Peter Luger is across the street.
