Sentence examples for too satisfying from inspiring English sources

Well, New Zealand can play that game too, satisfying themselves with a few singles.

Pancakes are too good (too soft, too satisfying, too simple, too cheap and too damn delicious) to keep for Shrove Tuesday alone.

This aspect of "Resistance" is too satisfying, and too predictable; one might say it belongs in a separate novel entitled "Acquiescence".

Dessert should be an adventure, not a difficult challenge, and though nothing on the menu from Lauren Calhoun (another chef imported from the Windy City) is too traditional, neither is it too satisfying.

One of Row's main criticisms was that the plot was "too satisfying, and too predictable; one might say it belongs in a separate novel entitled 'Acquiescence".' This is quite a funny line, but it is also surprising, especially given Row's reasons for his claim.

It is mystifying to its creators, too, but also satisfying in a way that they hope listeners will appreciate.

A salumi plate was simple, too, and satisfying — several kinds of cured meat from the Belleville butcher R. Violante & Son, with mozzarella, aged provolone and a lovely homemade caponata.

Salads, too, are satisfying, especially the harvest salad, abundant with diced apple, pear, red grapes and walnuts with blue cheese, endive and mixed greens, tumbled together with an apple cider vinaigrette that flirted with being too tangy but, in the end, wasn't.

He was too busy satisfying his "need for pleasure" in month-long frenzies of gambling, drinking and womanizing.

While of course the "Rey Kenobi theory" is just a nerdy (very nerdy) theory and could easily be false, in my opinion it's just too potentially satisfying to be ignored.

The coconut flan was also sweetly satisfying, if a tad too dense for my taste.