Sentence examples for it too simply from inspiring English sources

Why should Intel not have access to it, too, simply because it is using a different medium: the Internet?

To put it too simply, I have always felt that life would be duller, grayer, without religion.

Subsequently it has no more claim to reality than spatiality, for it too simply implicates a mere form of perception.

While most analysts will chalk up the initiative as a failure, I think that is putting it too simply.

He has a personal connection with that Crowley 101 concept of "Abraxas" and someone in the band described it too simply, not doing full justice to the Gnostic god of the temporal realm.

This was once the grand monumental home to the last attempt at global governance after a great conflagration -- the ill-fated League of Nations; it, too, simply became an eerie and hollow shell, where meetings continued to be held but real decisions were made elsewhere, ultimately with disastrous consequences for all humankind.

To put it far too simply: it's pretty amazing.

The truth is that it is horrible story that most simply refuse to acknowledge because it is too simply that; too horrible.

Uber's critics insist that it, too, is simply disguising employees as contractors.

You could even accuse Kipling of loving it too much and too simply.

To put it briefly, and somewhat too simply, a certain hope died, a certain respect for white Americans faded.