Sentence examples for being too simple from inspiring English sources

What's more, they suffer from being too simple for power users and too complex for new users.

This is the fourth year that the trophy has been offered up as a "blank canvas" to designers, but the reaction to Hirst's creation was mixed, with critics slating it for being too simple and lacking imagination.

"I know that my 'Way of the Cross' is criticized for being too simple, too rushed, criticism offered even by some good old friends of mine," Matisse wrote later.

Aging and death sometimes follow from a system being too simple, or, too complex.

There is a danger of being too complex and losing students in cognitive overload (Reber & Kotovsky 1997; Schnotz & Kürschner 2007), but there is also a danger in being too simple in a way that promotes misconceptions (Feltovich et al. 2004) and can promote memorization instead of understanding (Jiménez-Aleixandre et al. 2000).

Narayan has also come in for criticism for being too simple in his prose and diction.

Webern was "too simple".

This is too simple.

"It was too simple.

He was too simple".

That verdict is too simple.