Sentence examples for too well cast from inspiring English sources
Spacey's basilisk gaze seems ideal for the role, but he's miscast by being too well cast — there's no tension in seeing a shark play a shark.
Thomas Haden Church, from the NBC series "Wings," has been all too well cast as a second-rate TV actor; his Jack really is a bit of a dull fellow, but he loves Miles and believes in him, and that belief frees Miles to confront the worst in himself and to find a bottom to his self-pity.
They worked, it turned out, too well, casting her entire patio into shade.
And well cast and acted too, with Mr. Firestone having a grand time as the beleaguered Eli.
Poliakoff was in no such hurry, happy to feed us one amuse-bouche after another as the band – plucked from the clutches of immigration officials by a group of adoring, laughing socialites – rose to the top of the bill and were presently hobnobbing with royalty and living on cakes and champagne in a ritzy hotel (Mel Smith, too little seen these days, was well cast as the moody proprietor).
Supporting roles were well cast.
In the Anthony trial a system that worked almost too well met a cast of characters almost too bad to be believed, and that's true not merely, or even mainly, of the Anthonys.
