Sentence examples for a more simplistic from inspiring English sources

That's why Nancy Pelosi prefers a more simplistic pitch: "We have a plan.

And although it's similar and it's passionate and it's a joy to work on, it's very much a more simplistic way of working.

In spite of all the new money promoting a more simplistic approach, this "both/and" approach continues to gain strength among researchers, practitioners, advocates and the courts.

Liberals, though, have spent decades telling a more simplistic story, in which conservatives bear all the blame for stagnating middle-class wages and skyrocketing upper-class wealth.

The club changed the badge/crest at the end of last season from the crest of Stoke-on-Trent (truly a beautiful badge) to a more simplistic one.

Is it because it is easier for sight-loss charities to raise money if they present a more simplistic, pitiable image of blindness?

"The North Mississippi music seems to be a little more simplistic, and it has a deeper, wider groove than the 12-bar blues," he said.

Unlike Blackstar – a sprawling 10-minute mini-epic which presented the musician in full, surreal, dream logic stride – this new video has a relatively more simplistic storyline, with Bowie trapped amid a fraught, feverish nightmare.

The need to resurrect, on the other hand, is often down to a far more simplistic explanation: money.

HAIR:  The quest for the perfect beachy wave may finally be over thanks to a far more simplistic take on hair for the new season.

So you need to spend the time making sure the clarity is right, and we maybe will be a bit more simplistic in what we're trying to do so the menu is not too large that it becomes overwhelming.