Sentence examples for a very simplistic representation from inspiring English sources

Watson et al. (2010) note that the iWeaver system fails to express any pedagogical meaning beyond a very simplistic representation of the relationships between curriculum elements.

And while the traditional representation of the central dogma suggests a very simplistic mechanism for information flow, in reality, the processes that direct the synthesis of each macromolecule are numerous and complex.

It's a very simplistic view of things.

Howard said that was a "very simplistic and flawed analysis".

Anybody that counts them out makes a very simplistic analysis".

A very simplistic example is buy one get one free.

"The overemphasis on five A*-Cs has been a very simplistic way of measuring things.

"He has a very simplistic view of the world, which we find difficult to accept.

Edwards said: 'I'm a very simplistic person anyway, but I really don't understand it.

"That's a very simplistic way of trying to look at a complex situation and, again, net benefit," Ms. Carter said.

Most people have a very simplistic view of weather, says Gavin Pretor-Pinney, founder of the Cloud Appreciation Society.