Sentence examples for too good looking for from inspiring English sources

"I don't think Finn is too good looking for Rae at all," he told The Independent.

Because Mr. Zwick and Mr. Herskowitz wanted "Once and Again" to be a realistic portrait of contemporary family life, they were initially concerned that Mr. Campbell and Ms. Ward were too good looking for the audience to believe they could have real problems.

But he was too good looking to stand behind a camera for long.

[Interviewer: "Too good looking perhaps?"] "I'll leave that for other people to say but from my point of view we haven't come here to sort of throw sticks and stones at the boys because there is no really hard feeling.

No one has ever told him he is too good-looking for a role.

But Spiegel and Miller aren't just looking for feel-good takeaways: they're skeptics, too.

If the premium looks too good to be true, look for one of these lurking loopholes: A cap on lifetime coverage.

Her advice: When you see a deal that looks too good to be true, always look for customer service e-mail, telephone number and a promised delivery date.

ComScore just published its latest U.S. search market numbers and things aren't looking too good for Yahoo.

Caves can be great, but be sure the cave is not already occupied by bears, large cats, snakes or other unfriendly animals; they know caves are good too, and they've been looking for good shelter for longer than you have.

It's bad enough that any normal human being who happens to be in the vicinity has to listen to 26 privileged tossers braying about how things aren't looking too good for their mate since (oops!) it turns out it was his DNA on that girl's dress (LAD!), without adding togas into the mix.