Sentence examples for too plush from inspiring English sources
THE headquarters of McLaren, a successful Formula 1 racing outfit, seems too plush for manufacturing.
Some, like Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah," end up too plush and fussy, while Muse's "Endlessly" teeters toward cheesy Euro disco.
Wright has a curious weakness for the overhead shot, be it of the House of Commons or of a landscape cratered by bombs, and the musical score sounds too plush by half.
But like many big-box SUVs we find the ride here too plush and uncommunicative.
But while the 4.2-liter supercharged V-8 engine-equipped XJ Super V8 is certainly plenty fast it can go from zero to 60 in five seconds it is too plush to really feel connected to the road.
It's also plush under the hood.
You can also try plush toys.
Some wines that are perfectly enjoyable with food might seem austere, tannic and uninviting on their own, while wines that might seem too soft, plush or unstructured with food might offer more pleasure without it.
It's an uneven album, with a few too many plush, self-satisfied productions, but when Jay-Z is goaded by the right beat, it's clear how he earned his arrogance.
The clothing is literal, and very plush it is, too; half the characters, who seem suspiciously plump with health for Depression-era country folk, are clad in a mixture of soft leather, herringbone tweeds, fur collars, and silk scarves, all of it beautifully photographed, by David Boyd, against a backdrop of smoke grays and autumnal browns.
