soppy造句

Greek men were said to be a bit too soppy.

`She's just a soppy girl,' said her youngest brother.

We parted at curbside, without too much soppy stuff and no tears.

The poet’s soppy romanticism, flinty egalitarianism and ridicule of pomposity have universal appeal.

Staying up late, listening to silly soppy songs on radio, re-reading old letters. Where's the harm in that?

Their trousers were mere bags, frayed at the bottom and wobbling over big, soppy shoes, torn at the sides and worn almost to shreds.

Fleur walked over to stand beside him, giving him a soppy, slavish look that Harry hoped with all his heart would never appear on his face again.

When you see special offers on the shelves, your rational brain tends to go soppy with thanks and makes you want to return the favour by splashing out on unnecessary items.