Sentence examples for made too simple from inspiring English sources

The purchase of stock has been made too simple.

Andy Friend, the coach, said "We made too many simple errors in our game against Argentina.

"We made too many simple errors in the first half.

Game Informer criticized the multiplayer mode because of its inclusion of the lock-on mechanism, considering it a feature that made multiplayer too simple.

Given the recent political history, you might expect New Jersey to immediately reject such a proposal on the basis that it's far too simple and makes too much sense.

And, whilst this was supposed to make it easier for all nations to join, as Trump's upcoming decision reveals, it also makes it too simple for any nation, even one as important and as big as the U.S., to pull out.

Of course, this question may be making too much of a simple act of respect.

"I didn't want to make it too simple," he said.

A bigger problem with the wordless approach is that, by forcing Tharp to keep her story simple, it makes her too simple.

Cox is a great science communicator because – on radio, at least – he doesn't try to make things too simple.

But some historians argue that the word "affair" makes it too simple -- that intimidation was organic to that time and place, and therefore part of any relationship of this sort, whether consensual or not.