Sentence examples for too slick for from inspiring English sources
The presentation seems almost too slick for its subject.
But ultimately M. was too slick for them.
But I learned he was too slick for that".
Too slick for some: the Commons wasn't used to a man who moisturised.
Consequently, it was too slick for their remaining fans, too lightweight for their older siblings.
Others chalked it up to a misunderstanding of the marketplace; it was simply too slick for Detroit.
Possibly Nolan's film is finally too slick and quick for its own good.
My one small reservation is that sometimes it all gets a bit too slick and stylish for its own good.
Mr. Cameron has used the debates to hone his credentials as potential prime minister-in-waiting, assuaging the fears of some voters, at least, that he is too slick and callow for Britain's top job.
Dual announcements yesterday that Mr. Kaplan was resigning from CNN and that its entire executive structure was being revamped were accompanied by admissions that the strategy had not worked and a sense in some quarters that the network had become too slick and sophisticated for its own good.
Her new "Somebody's Miracle" (Capitol) is again too quirky for MTV, but too slick-sounding for indie devotees.
