Sentence examples for almost too simplistic from inspiring English sources

Some of the questions are almost too simplistic.

"It is almost too simplistic that the TVs are new gods," the artist has said.

Increased incidence of multi organ failure is associated with increased mortality (Kraft et al., 2014) and could be a possible explanation why mortality is increased in elderly but given the complexity of the post-burn response this seems almost too simplistic.

But it's actually a pretty darn sophisticated approach — as demonstrated by the fact that economists who dismiss or attack IS-LM as too simplistic or something almost always end up making assertions that are much more simplistic than IS-LM, if not falling into outright logical fallacies.

I did not hate it as much as liberal friends of mine who haven't seen it (and who assumed I would detest it), nor did I find it to be "almost too dumb to criticize" or even entirely simplistic.

It was so simplistic that it was almost too much to comprehend, his regrets and desires boiled down to the basic elements and then simply blurted out as an aside.

See Primack (1993), which is simplistic, and Meffe and Caroll (1994) which is almost too encyclopediac.

When we consider what Aboriginal women do, it becomes far too simplistic to cast their work as informal, accidental almost in their approaches to leading and mobilising for change.

That is too simplistic.

Is it too simplistic?

That's too simplistic".