Sentence examples for too simply to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lee said it was a mistake to tie trends too simply to social developments, but in this case, it was inevitable to think of "things like the 1930s and screwball comedies".

Most of these episodes are far too low-stakes to carry a movie and the bigger picture, about two men past their prime trying to figure out what to do in their dotage, is handled far too simply to have real impact.

As these and some more aspects of application affected at least two factors in the factor analysis, the characteristic "dosing flexibility" may have been defined too simply to reflect the complexity of dosing characteristics.

This is a special case of the fallacy of secundum quid (more fully: a dicto simpliciter ad dictum secundum quid, which means "from a saying [taken too] simply to a saying according to what [it really is]"—i.e., according to its truth as holding only under special provisos).

Certainly, Overbay has been too valuable simply to dismiss.

All this is too marvelous simply to zip through".

Operators are too powerful simply to roll over, says John Delaney of IDC, a market-research firm.

But the picture is too nuanced simply to dump all the responsibility on financiers.

But Speyer was too restless simply to sit out the recession.

But it is too convenient simply to blame the Pentagon for the backsliding in coverage.

Or is it just simply too hot to dress up?