Sentence examples for a little too basic. from inspiring English sources
Perhaps they are a little too basic.
"It's a little too basic for me," he said.
However, the garments turned out to be a little too basic - "hanging pieces of cloth with a string around the waist," according to Mr. Wolper.
The service's backend is straightforward, perhaps to the point of being a little too basic.
If these cars seem a little too basic, keep in mind that it's impossible to buy a new car for less than about $11,000, says Edwards.
But as with many services that offer simplicity as a core feature, I wonder if the product might be a little too basic.
It might be a little too resort-like for back-to-basics campers, but Clippesby Hall has got it all, from a pool and cycle hire to pub restaurant and children's play area, plus eight camping zones (choose from pine wood, orchard, glade, meadow or lawn), communal shower/bath facilities (more hotel than campsite) and a green tourism policy.
Once a scam had been detected -- perhaps because the pharaoh statuette wig looked a little too Art Deco, or the scarab inscriptions had basic grammatical errors -- embarrassed owners sometimes just swept the problem under the rug by quietly selling it off.
Overall, the show felt a little too understated and some of the more basic items were reminiscent of Gap, which excels at preppy chic but for high street prices.
Both activities simply expose the basic tenet of capitalism a little too clearly for comfort — everybody's for sale here.
