Sentence examples for too saccharine from inspiring English sources

She found it too saccharine.

It's a little too multinational, too saccharine.

Are we too saccharine, too writerly, in rendering these tragedies?

It is all tremendously pretty and the humour prevents it from being too saccharine.

Some colleagues found this too saccharine, but I thought it was effective.

Sometimes, Williams' movies could be just a little too saccharine and too full of hugs and tears.

It's mostly a good-humoured, not-too-saccharine-although-still-quite-saccharine British romcom, with Jones playing the wrong-side-of-the-tracks underdog.

There are too many saccharine moments in which the characters sing sentimental rhymed couplets ("Let the days go by/Let the seasons fly") to music of cloying lyricism.

It is a welcome change from the too often saccharine view of various miracle cures, what I call the "from the back ward and into Harvard" stories.

The risk here is of adding a pinch too much saccharine, which leaves even the most ardent camp comedy consumer feeling a little sick.

They taste nasty and have too much saccharine and red dye to be good for anyone.