Sentence examples for a simplistic version from inspiring English sources

But it's not the full truth; it's a simplistic version of the truth.

A simplistic version of this view is that we know both our own minds and the minds of others only by observing outward behavior.

Instead of verbally describing the face you'd like to send a friend as a quick response, you'll be able to draw a simplistic version of the emoji on the watch face and the OS will automatically detect which you were hoping to send.

Here a simplistic version, but they all run along these lines.

This approach stores a URL linking to a complex SVG torso diagram, i.e. a torso outline with anatomical structures such as a rib cage, whilst embedding a simplistic version of that diagram.

We have previously published a simplistic version of this model, which nonetheless captured the essential features of the problem and yielded an indication that such Ca 2+ transients in the L-SR junctions would be possible.

Roblox Studio is a bit like a more simplistic version of Unity, though the more than 22 million games that have been created using the service have to be accessed directly through the Roblox portal.

Shakespeare is finally getting the Oliver Stone / Da Vinci Code treatment, with a lurid conspiratorial melodrama involving incest in royal bedchambers, a vapidly simplistic version of court intrigue, nifty costumes and historically inaccurate nonsense.

Gilbert (1992) suggests this in his dismissal of a more simplistic version of genetic determinism: "We must see beyond a first reaction that we are the consequences of our genes; that we are guilty of a crime because our genes made us do it; or that we are noble because our genes made us so.

On the whole, however, it is a fairly simplistic version of interactivity and technologically enhanced portraiture.

Simply because in the past the Modern itself had presented an overly simplistic version of the architect most closely identified with its own aesthetic?