Sentence examples for a rather too simplistic from inspiring English sources

Judith Shulevitz gives a rather too simplistic evaluation of the classic fiction of J. R. R. Tolkien ("Hobbits in Hollywood," April 22).

That may be a shade too simplistic.

"It feels a little too simplistic," she said.

But this year, that message seems a little too simplistic.

I find dot-com rage a little too simplistic in outlook.

"To call this a crime is too simplistic," Mr. Leach said of Dr. Tiller's death.

However, calculating the IR in this way is a too simplistic way to analyze the profitability of fertilization.

But this argument rests on a too simplistic view of how racial prejudice works.

It may be argued that the "one biomarker-one phenotype" assumption may have been a too simplistic approach.

However, such an approach is too simplistic for our case.

Complex problems require complex solutions... Kenny Gannon, Raleigh, N.C.: Your analysis, the analysis of the Baylor scholar and other scholars as you summarize (rather reduce them) is too simplistic.