Sentence examples for bit too simple from inspiring English sources

A bit too simple or silty?

It's simple, but a bit too simple.

In Germany, where the cold war can still send chills, that feels a bit too simple.

Haidt's account of reason is a bit too simple — his whole book, after all, is a deployment of reason to advance learning — and his advice sounds cynical.

Herbert C. Kelman's "When Scholars Work With the C.I.A". (Op-Ed, March 5) is well-meaning but, I think, a bit too simple.

Shortly after that feeling passes, you start furrowing your brow and wondering if it wasn't all a bit too simple or too broad to be convincing.

If that all seems a bit too much, a simpler option is to start with a decent base layer.

The watercolor and colored-pencil images in both books are also simple, a bit too much so in the Broadway set and costume designer Tony Walton's largest illustrations for "Dumpy," which suffer from backgrounds that feel hasty and unfinished.

This might be a bit too much for the simple break from work or in between classes, and these aren't just eye-hand coordination tests of skill either.

Secondly, you start to think that everything can be solved with just a bit of thinking but ideology is too simple to address how things work".

Secondly, you start to think that everything can be solved with just a bit of thinking — but ideology is too simple to address how things work".