Sentence examples for too easily explain from inspiring English sources

That approach imposes disciplinary rigor -- "tastes changed" could too easily explain just about anything -- but it makes accounting for fashion hard.

But, somehow, everyone feels that little bit too safe, their stories are that little bit too easily explained.

Whereas the physical sciences deal with precise results that are usually difficult to explain, sociobiology has imprecise results that can be too easily explained by many different schemes...

Although Sparklehorse's often painful music is all-too-easily explained in terms of The Accident, his music's ache was in place long before Linkous's collapse.

But the real dilemmas are too complex for local authorities to easily explain.

It's not enough; it lets him off too easily; it explains less than one thinks.

It stems from the author's newfound conviction that Hannibal, too, can be easily explained.

However, Jewitt and Luu's spectral analysis of the known Kuiper belt objects in 2001 found that the variation in color was too extreme to be easily explained by random impacts.

In "The Cat that Walked by Himself" the transformation from wild to domestic is easily explained, ingeniously too.

On the surface, the bankruptcy of SkyMall seems to be easily explained and none too surprising.

The mysteries of Lost are too dense and complex to be easily explained.