Sentence examples for yet not too from inspiring English sources
Yet not too many of them lived like capos.
Suitably aggressive, yet not too polarizing that it would scare off newcomers to the Infiniti brand.
The cake foundation was moist and chewy, yet not too sweet and not too dense.
Hard, he realized, for him to give something useful even to a Rockefeller and yet not too expensive.
Mr. Crowell largely hangs back as the narrator of his parents' story, yet not too far back.
It sounds so simple but yet complicated; yet not too distracting to keep you from focusing on your work.
A good place for an interview is a shop: in public yet not too much so.Most correspondents rely heavily on translators, drivers and bodyguards.
It is true to the book yet not too doggedly faithful, a genuine 3D translation rather than a piece of script plonked on the stage with added effects.
So being able to eat a hot dog while getting a filling, yet not-too-filling taste of pretzel is much appreciated.
As a fun exercise in 3D device modeling, I was already halfway finished with my vision of an ideal-yet-not-too-pie-in-the-sky rendering of a Sony designed Nexus device.
The ECB needs to be tough on banks to restore confidence yet not too tough.
