Sentence examples for a pretty simplistic from inspiring English sources

"That's a pretty simplistic view," said Sandy Grushow, chairman of the Fox Television Entertainment Group.

For example, there is a pretty simplistic sketch of the interaction between science and technology - but no single article can say everything.

What is evident here is that the "immigrants are all going to pile in at once" idea is a pretty simplistic view of migration patterns and that has been reinforced by today's statistical release.

You might think that SMS-based transactions are a pretty simplistic scheme, but that may be exactly what's needed: a return to simplicity.

The Kobo eReader Touch Edition is a pretty simplistic device, so chances are a lot of Kobo owners aren't necessarily what we'd call tech savvy.

Google Docs is already a pretty simplistic experience, but Slite aims to create a set of collaboration tools around a traditional notes application.

As an aside: Based on some pretty simplistic math, I came to a slightly higher number for shipments in the second quarter.

We are very happy!" If that sounds pretty simplistic for a group of 8-year-olds, bear this in mind — the class was speaking in Chinese.

Westminster does not yet have a Tea Party problem to compound the difficulty, though plenty of pretty simplistic rightwingers see the state as an enemy – the British state as well as Brussels.

WALKER: I'm with Ligaya on this: I found these interludes pretty simplistic, but I can see how to a younger reader it might be somewhat unsettling to have other voices break in on the narrative, and then have to figure out what they're saying and why they're there.

This is daft too, but illustrates a wider weakness, not wholly excusable by virtue of the fact that a 30-minute TV programme has, by its nature, to be pretty simplistic.