Sentence examples for is too straightforward from inspiring English sources

It is too straightforward.

But if anything, the film is too straightforward.

At times Adichie's writing is too straightforward, the novel's pace too slack.

"I was like, 'Wow! — normally I'm not very good at this, but this is too straightforward to mess up,' " Dr. Rabinowitz said.

As is, this play is too straightforward to require too much thinking on the audience's part, in my opinion.

Sutcliffe refers to the finale as the "one disappointing movement" of the Opus 50 quartets, arguing that it is "too straightforward structurally", lacks "internal tension", and might have been the product of the composer's rush to finish the work, which was holding up publication of the whole set.

Rebellion was too straightforward.

According to an executive producer at NBC, Feig's version was "too straightforward".

The narrative was too straightforward, the dialogue too plain to believe that those portentous moments could allude to hidden depths.

When it's too straightforward, it looks too predictable, but when you play with the design of it and the shape of it, you can make it edgier".

Writer says her music does not fit the usual categories; it's not belligerent enough to be rock, it's too lush to be folk, & it's too straightforward to be art song.