Sentence examples for too simple as from inspiring English sources

In some cases the play with opposites is too simple, as in "Ash/Gray," in which you walk first into an enclosure paved with tightly packed white chalk sticks and then into one with its floor covered by black cinders.

Gullibility and pockets of anti-Catholic feeling are too simple as explanations for the worldwide appeal of "The Da Vinci Code".

The boss of Unilever, one of the world's biggest food manufacturers, has warned that a sugar tax will not solve Britain's obesity crisis and said it is "too simple" as a proposal.

Note that the linear slip-weakening model is an idealization of many elementary physical processes (Andrews, 1976a), and may be too simple, as discussed in the literature (see the review by Bizzarri (2011a)).

There is a criticism that a Boolean network is too simple as a model of gene regulatory networks (see, e.g., [ 9]), but this model can be relatively applied to large-scale systems.

The paper shows that in the reported scenarios, the measured throughput is far from being achievable; the loss is mainly caused by a too simple convolutional coding as well as poor channel estimation.

Also, services used as examples by automated techniques presented in the literature are usually too simple, such as sending an SMS.

The process seems a little too simple, almost as if the device was designed to be hacked.

With this motivation we have studied a non-standard neutral model that aims at being simple enough, but not too simple, so as to account for some of the demographic processes that are likely to occur in natural pathogen populations.

Figures seem to the best way to achieve comprehensive reporting, but many of the figures were in formats too simple (such as bar graphs) to convey distributions effectively.

We sought to make the model as simple as possible, in order to be able to understand it intuitively, and at the same time not too simple so as not to lose the essence of the problem.