Phrases with «good foil»

The phrase "good foil" means someone who highlights or contrasts the qualities or characteristics of another person or thing, usually in a positive way. Full definition

Sentences with «good foil»

  • Davis ditches the skinny boys and teams up with Kate Caldwell (Harris), a disgraced geneticist who makes a far better foil for him, not least because Harris is the best part of this thing by a mile. (vulture.com)
  • I am just one of those poeple who hate to try something new unless I know it's going to taste great — not just good... I am a food snob I guess, but when I reviewed your recipe, it had flours I am used to (minus the millet) and flavors I am used to, as well the foil mold idea was absolutely the bomb helpful..... (allergyfreealaska.com)
  • I am just one of those poeple who hate to try something new unless I know it's going to taste great — not just good... I am a food snob I guess, but when I reviewed your recipe, it had flours I am used to (minus the millet) and flavors I am used to, as well the foil mold idea was absolutely the bomb helpful..... (allergyfreealaska.com)
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