Sentence examples for true cute from inspiring English sources

He makes walking with a crutch look — sorry, but it's true — cute.

Sometimes the true cute effect comes from simplicity or a refined style, though not always.

"Martin Robertson" — an Oxford scholar — "was very cute," True recalls.

But good girls sitting in the first row, like 14-year-old Hailee Steinfeld, an Oscar nominee for her 2010 role in "True Grit," looked cute and innocent in their cotton Miu Miu dresses.

Five months ago, Su Hang left his full-time technology job to pursue his true passion – drawing cute cartoons depicting psychopaths, zombies, Batman engaged in explicit acts with the Joker, and Mao Zedong embracing a nude woman from behind.

We finally find a true frog, a cute little bugger sitting in the mud.

True, there are those cute, if somewhat lame, emoticons that cleverly arrange punctuation marks to signify an emotion.

That name Holly Snapp sounds just about too cute to be true, but it is: it's also true that she runs an art gallery in Venice, has studied for her Ph.D. in literature from New College, Oxford, and teaches American and English literature at the University of Venice — this year her course for some 60 students is 17th-century English poetry from Shakespeare on.

"This sounds terrible to say, but it's also true — you know, she's cute," he says.

If the Jets and the Sharks seem too cute to be true, the show's doomed lovers (played by Josefina Scaglione and Matt Cavenaugh) have rarely been more affecting.

A chapter on angels is nauseously cute: "It's true that they don't have a sense of smell, but angels, in their infinite love for the living, go around smelling everything in emulation.