Sentence examples for bit too straightforward from inspiring English sources
It was good to see Janie Taylor, a bit too straightforward, in a tutu rather than her usual leotard.
"You don't think that sounds a bit too much like a straightforward novelisation of How to Be a Woman?" "You've no idea how hard it is to write a book.
My reasoning is straightforward and perhaps a bit too conventional.
"I moved a bit too early today but he was the best horse and we just kept it straightforward".
Unfortunately, though, the film's overall presentation, which also includes straightforward interviews with the Mohsenis and their staffers, feels a bit too cloistered and the subject perhaps too limited for feature-length attention.
It's a straightforward Hollywood prison drama, in which the good people are a bit too good and the bad people are a bit too bad.
He commended it for its "more straightforward approach in telling a so-called story", but felt it was "a bit too much like one of those overly dramatic fragrance commercials".
Fraser McAlpine of BBC Music called the song a "fairly straightforward early-days relationship song about trust, from the perspective of someone who's a bit too tightly buttoned-up to let her defences down".
It is too straightforward.
Maybe too straightforward.
