Sentence examples for not terribly complex from inspiring English sources

That's a sentimental and not terribly complex idea, and one wishes it wasn't presented with such, well, gravity.

The story, of course, is not terribly complex: a Japanese sea vessel bursts suddenly into flames in the Pacific, and soon after the culprit manifests himself, a Jurassic holdover from the gigantic lizard family, now made bolder and more lethal through inadvertent irradiation from H-bomb tests in the Pacific.

I think that it's not terribly complex.

Cheap credit fast for small businesses using a neat, if not terribly complex technology stack.

By philosophical standards, these are not terribly complex principles; and, perhaps they invoke only a smallish set of core ideas.

While I'll be the first to admit that the story is not terribly complex, I do take issue with the criticisms of the characters.

Most individuals do not have terribly complex financial lives, nor should they need to spend several thousands of dollars to get the advice they need.

"There has to be a sense of good and evil, a dramatic arc to it that makes some intuitive sense, so it can't be terribly complex".

Montana State University professor and study coauthor Joseph Shaw said, "What we were able to show is that you really don't have to get terribly complex — you can explain some very beautiful things with relatively simple models".

But it also contained crème fraîche and goat cheese, making it fluffy as well as complex, and not terribly sweet.

Some of that history is not terribly comfortable, and the political debate on the need for the Commonwealth is more complex.