Sentence examples for It would be simplistic from inspiring English sources

It would be simplistic to frame France's current disputes as a massive workers' uprising against austerity.

It would be simplistic to say that Adjaye's personality can be described in the same way.

It would be simplistic to call it a broadsheet Daily Mail but, hey, let's do it anyway.

It would be simplistic to reduce the nascent EEU to a toy in the hands of the Russian president.

"It would be simplistic," Mr. Langewiesche writes, to believe that the garage wine movement "is entirely due to Parker".

It would be simplistic for The Pirate Bay's traditional foes to see PirateBrowser and its forthcoming successor as just about piracy.

Additionally, viewing the worth of labour exclusively as a wage issue would be simplistic, although it is still crucial.

But there is another side to Atwood's story and to classify it as only a bleak, cautionary tale would be simplistic.

However tempting it may be to blame executive search agencies for the paucity of female senior appointments, to do so would be simplistic and misguided.

Iran always operates on at least two tracks; to do otherwise would be simplistic.

FCIC: "(T o pin this crisis on mortal flaws like greed and hubris would be simplistic.