Sentence examples for far too simple from inspiring English sources
But that analysis is far too simple.
The latter, of course, is far too simple and transparent.
Most psychologists would argue this is far too simple.
Far too simple to talk about "parallel lives".
And its description of the interaction between atmosphere and ocean is far too simple.
Some of his other judgments are less sure-footed: W B Yeats hardly initiated the cult of the Big House, and it's far too simple-minded to see Burke as a stiff-necked English traditionalist with a big-hearted Paddy struggling to get out.
It's far too mechanistic and simple to describe adequately what's really going on.
A time far too crucial for simple generalizations.
But selectmen say those rules went too far, too fast, unlike the simple measure before voters on Tuesday.
Marc Wilson and Matthew Etherington allowed Lowton to escape far too easily after a simple throw-in routine involving Jordan Bowery on the right.
