Sentence examples for a simplistic piece from inspiring English sources

He took on HG Wells's Outline of History and subjected it to a campaign of literary vilification, arguing that it was a simplistic piece of pseudo-science.

By Richard Brody November 6, 2015 The new film "Brooklyn," directed by John Crowley and starring Saoirse Ronan, isn't so much a bad movie as it is a simplistic piece of minor, dignified art-house preciosity.

"A simplistic piece of government regulation will not address the problem," said Coke Chief Executive Douglas Daft Douglas Daft, speaking at an industry conference in New York, according to a report in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Coca-Cola is the world's largest maker of sugary drinks.

Director Kevin Macdonald, who made the prizewinning documentaries One Day In September and Touching The Void, now presents his debut feature, based on Giles Foden's novel, and as a movie it becomes a rivetingly enjoyable, if more simplistic piece of red-blooded storytelling.

But a few pages on, Hanif Kureishi appears to do just that in his lucid but rather simplistic piece on Enoch Powell.

The most devastating moment for both men came in 1993, when "60 Minutes" portrayed Arnett as an opportunistic abuser of black talent and Dial as a simplistic dupe; the piece set back Arnett's efforts and delayed acclaim for Dial, who is now in his mid-eighties, and frail.

In the early, pioneering days of cinema, you couldn't sit in front of a simplistic, oddly sped-up piece of cinema without a goat popping into view.

"My colleagues and I gave what we could to this rudderless performance but the evening proved to be nothing more than a simplistic reading of a very wonderful piece of music," he wrote.

When it found the data, it was passed to the final piece, which performed a simplistic encoding.

Made of laminated bamboo, Gridesign Studio's Bow Tie Chair uses a simplistic design to create a minimalist piece that still offers full functionality.

The dismissive La-La Landd" tropes that assert a simplistic, inconsequential, disposable city — the idea that all the loose pieces roll West.