Sentence examples for too whimsical from inspiring English sources

It's too whimsical for a night half-dedicated to Prada.

Neither too academic nor too whimsical, the storytelling in "Paradise Lust" is often irresistible.

In his hands, not even a green corduroy suit looks too whimsical, young or silly.

And plenty of countries have rules too whimsical or flimsy for sober states to accept on the nod.

Mr. Coble's conceit — the feisty old lady as urban terrorist — may sound a little strained and too whimsical by half.

Critics have carped about the sameness of Ms. Sui's designs, calling them overly thematic, too whimsical and — design death — cute.

Designed by the team that helped create Misfit's iconic modular Shine wearable, it's designed to be small and out of the way until the wearer needs it – and still accessible when they do, in cases where they don't want to draw attention to themselves – as evidenced by the perhaps too-whimsical promotional animation involving one Ripple user accidentally slicing a finger off while making dinner.

At this point too, more whimsical narratives can play on academy members' minds.

Despite the ambitious undertaking, the project is too often whimsical, a portmanteau reflecting little about Paris or love.

Mr. Cazayoux, too, was whimsical in other commercials this year when he won an open seat in a special election.

Even though Mr. Schaudel had nothing to do with Starfish Too, his whimsical mark is on the menu with headings like "some interesting fish," ingredients including a spicy "voodoo sauce" and dishes like the chocolate bag, his signature dessert.