Sentence examples for rather too simple from inspiring English sources

Niebuhr worried about "life's many ambiguities," and concluded that Graham's message — Jesus as the answer to life's problems — was "rather too simple in any age, but particularly so in a nuclear one with its great moral perplexities".

The second project Google highlights is a game it calls Semantris, though I must say it's rather too simple to deserve the "-tris" moniker.

Though it's not bad — in fact, it's rather sweet — it's too simple a portrait of a very complicated and calculating entertainer.

The more common case, extended in this latest book, is of the simple pastoral description opened out, rather too quickly, into metaphysical assertion.

Special moves are perhaps too simple to use, but here it's timing rather than complex combos that matter.

Too simple.

He was too simple".

Webern was "too simple".

This is too simple.

"It was too simple.

Too simple; too sociable; too American.