1.   Everyone there - not to put too fine a point on it - was crazy.

2.   The dishes we tried tasted, not to put too fine a point on it, like gasoline.

3.   These materials are too fine to have a practical purpose in daily life.

4.   Too fine a material may tear.

5.   And the coffee inevitably comes out too fine or too coarse for my machine.

6.   Bradley, not to put too fine an edge on things, is a turncoat.

7.   A movement that trots out Willard Scott and Ben Vereen to prove its seriousness is, not to put too fine a point on it, past mockery.

8.   But the left-hander has had a knack of making mistakes, trying to make pitches too fine and then getting hammered as a result.

9.   Edgar said his wife and son were just fine too.

10.   Her mother, she knew, was too fine a pianist.