Sentence examples for simply too clear from inspiring English sources
The trend here is simply too clear: Nothing is sacrosanct and nothing is beyond reach.
But, despite the affection, we might feel toward someone, some hurdles are simply too high to clear.
FX Networks chief John Landgraf confirmed something our TVs, DVRs, computers and mobile devices have already made clear: "There is simply too much television".
For Rubio's part, it has become all too clear he is simply too young to be a winning presidential nominee - particularly after the fiasco of a Barack Obama with a similar profile of inexperience and youth.
In the past few weeks, though, it's become clear that Time Warner is simply too big for him to push around.
It became clear this language – with "remnants", "destroyed", "tombs", "scrawled" and "graveyard" – was simply too much.
Within the official sector, he has spoken loudest and clearest on the most important defining issue: "Too big to fail" is simply too big.
Others were simply too expensive.
They are simply too irritating.
They are simply too expensive.
