Sentence examples for too straightforward to from inspiring English sources

If this account sounds too straightforward to be complete, that's because it is.

These might seem like purely logistical considerations, but they hint at why a preference that seems almost too straightforward to mention isn't straightforward at all.

"I was like, 'Wow! — normally I'm not very good at this, but this is too straightforward to mess up,' " Dr. Rabinowitz said.

Mr. Grohl wriggled away from his old genre by means of subtraction, not addition: his new band was loud and lean and tuneful; the songs were too straightforward to be classified as grunge.

Writer says her music does not fit the usual categories; it's not belligerent enough to be rock, it's too lush to be folk, & it's too straightforward to be art song.

However, it is Studio's employment of what Třečák describes as "highly advanced heuristics and analytics" (he is far too straightforward to call it AI) that enables the automatic export of assets, localizations, animations, code and more, without a developer.

I suppose The Ugly One has some comment on beauty and superficiality to make but it's too straightforward and unsurprising to offer even the modest insight of those TV episodes.

Deciding that just sticking to German and Italian would be far too straightforward, I decided to acquaint myself with Ladin.

When Wenger criticised his defence for making it too straightforward for Carroll to attack crosses, pointing out that there are ways for centre-backs to unsettle a striker who is taller than them, Gabriel must have been listening to his manager.

Don't be too straightforward when trying to make a girl jealous (like making out with other girls for example) because believe it or not, if a girl likes you then every time you flirt with someone else it hurts her.

It was tempting to be too straightforward, in creating shapes that fit too well to the high ceiling or being ironic by placing little non art related pieces on the floor.