Sentence examples for too quaint from inspiring English sources

Fish, rivers, spring... it's just too quaint.

It was just too quaint, and I loved it.

Haw refers to it as the Woven Nest, but that is too quaint a metaphor.

Eccentric seems too quaint for a woman who recently had a pair of shoes fabricated to resemble knives.

And yes, I know, it all sounds too quaint and camp and, well, dusty, for words.

But it's so familiar that some of this material seems stale, the humor too quaint.

One can look back, too, on quaint statistics.

All of which brings us to one pivotal drawback of Westchester: it's too darned quaint there.

Their origins, too, were often quaint.

The surrealists might have pioneered a form of "automatic writing" – but that now seems quaint too.

She worried that her landlord found her "too flamboyant, not quaint enough," and found it helpful to "get away from the heterosexual world and have an outlet".