Sentence examples for little too simple from inspiring English sources

His wording played a little too simple.

It is also, of course, a little too simple.

But, like many of the things she told interviewers, there is something a little too simple about this.

But upon further reflection, it's a little too simple to conclude that designer diapers signal the return of the splurgy '00s.

And Joel and Myra Goldstein, the tough lead defender on the case, are soon finding that the prosecution's narrative is a little too simple to be believed.

Interestingly, Lindsey Bareham and Simon Hopkinson's recipe in the Prawn Cocktail Years eschews vegetable matter altogether, in favour of a pared-back osso buco which is just a little too simple for my liking.

We thought hard about both your cause and the Wiggles back catalogue, and decided that Five Little Ducks was too simple, and Toot Toot Chuga Chuga Big Red Car was too complicated.

I'm often to be found parked on a wooden bench, scoffing a meat pie (veggie pies are also available) with mash, parsley-flecked liquor and lashings of chilli vinegar – although the stewed or jellied eels are just a little too authentic for my simple tastes.

But if that sounds a little too "witchy," Hughes says a simple "You're fired!" will also work.

While worn combat boots are certainly casual, they might actually be a little too casual for this already simple outfit.

Putting is, admittedly, too simple: roll that little ball over into that little hole.