Sentence examples for be too simple and from inspiring English sources

But it can be too simple, and many amateur photographers eventually look for a better program.

To call him a robot would be too simple, and his expressive grimaces and abstract gestures hint at the human inside the futuristic figure.

In the first two-thirds of his career, as his readership grew, he was regarded with suspicion in India for writing in English; from the 80s onwards, when the world changed, he was seen to be too simple, and not postcolonial enough.

These assumptions might be too simple and unrealistic.

Simple qualitative rating might be weak also because it assumes threats are absolute, and because it might be too simple and insensitive.

Of course that would be too simple and would sap the story of some of its most intense drama.

It is too simple and comfortable: blame the crew and the case is closed".

This is not to say one is too simple and the other too fancy.

Perhaps that is too simple and naive an idea for modern football.

For these reasons, it's too simple, and not truly correct, to dismiss the N.S.A. as nothing but a C.I.A. front.

He was too simple and too brutal even to manage that "brutal simplicity" which the historian Jacob Burckhardt has identified as a characteristic of the modern tyrant.