Sentence examples for much too simple from inspiring English sources

Perhaps this is much too simple.

But its answer to that question is much too simple.

The purely noble and marvelous are much too simple.

But the master plan, such as it was, looks much too simple in hindsight.

Yet to see Iran as implacably hostile is much too simple.

But the process model used for the reed field was much too simple compared to the model for the canal system.

Whereas some participants saw the 100 faces as being "more exact...there's actual happy faces you can count", others remarked that it was "too much, too busy" and "simple".

He wrote thanking Coxeter for the essay, but insisted it was "much too learned for a simple, self made plane-pattern man like me".

I could see that things were collapsing big time, a major crisis was coming, and I thought it might be funny to write about how you would get money: the Mecca bingo, betting shops... a much sexier idea, but too simple for me.

Once again, as the behavioral psychologists have maintained, human decision-making seems much too complex for a simple quantitative model to describe the reality of risk and reward in financial assets effectively.

But the explanations seemed too simple for much of the audience, who seemed convinced the board was selected to carry out a secret agenda for unknown special interests.