Sentence examples for a clear and simplistic from inspiring English sources

Do we want to indoctrinate students of all ages into thinking that our country's history provides a clear and simplistic narrative, or do we want to pose difficult, challenging questions to students while giving them access to legitimate opinions and sources?

On a simplistic note, Donovan was a "good" fashion photographer because he unfailingly managed to show off the fashion in a clear and crisp manner – his professionalism pleased Vogue editors for many years.

By the book's end, with a clear if simplistic overarching pattern revealed, Ms. Grunwald has left Henry's magic kingdom far behind and brought him face to face with adult realities.

In summary, the way several ecological, conservation and evolutionary studies perceive and treat the habitat of organisms is a clear example of simplistic, typological thinking.

But this was always a crude and simplistic caricature.

But as the devastation from Hurricane Sandy makes clear, the economic approach is a bit too anti-septic and simplistic a way of understanding and responding to an incredibly complex and potentially catastrophic climate phenomenon.

Europeans also frequently cite an American inclination to adopt a Manichean world view and simplistic solutions.

Hodgson suggests that such an assessment is cruel and simplistic.

"It's a foolish concept: provincial, damaging, and simplistic".

"Back then, it was much more primitive and simplistic, a lot more about blood and guts".

"That is too crude and simplistic a system.