Sentence examples for all too straightforward from inspiring English sources

While James Ellroy's American Tabloid (1995) explores the murky tangle of interconnections between the mob and the security state, it seems all too straightforward by comparison with Charles McCarry's 1974 novel The Tears of Autumn.

This is due to several motivations, but probably the truth is that vendors do not want a too straightforward comparison (http://www.informationweek.com/cloud-computing/infrastructure/why-cloud-pricing-comparisons-are-so-har/240001491).

The third possibility, that "only the literature that said he was celibate survived" because Jesus actually was celibate and all the early witnesses agreed on this is ruled out as somehow too straightforward, too easy, a possibility that the simpleminded entertain but the initiated necessarily reject.

These might seem like purely logistical considerations, but they hint at why a preference that seems almost too straightforward to mention isn't straightforward at all.

Too straightforward.

It is too straightforward.

Maybe too straightforward.

Rebellion was too straightforward.

That would be far too straightforward.

Aren't her paintings just too straightforward?

But if anything, the film is too straightforward.