Sentence examples for always simplistic from inspiring English sources

I believe the media critique over a lack of Conservative policy was always simplistic.

I have sought to explain how this kind of analysis was always simplistic and slipshod.

The United States was always simplistic in seeing Iraq, before the invasion, through the lens of sect and ethnicity.

Sia's videos are always simplistic, but watching Takano karate chop for five minutes just isn't captivating the way Ziegler dancing in 'Chandelier' or playfighting with Shia LaBeouf in 'Elastic Heart' was.

But this was always simplistic.

But it's most egregious where the two spheres intersect: in our political fictions, which are nearly always Manichaean, simplistic and naïve.

During the first Bush administration, and especially in its conduct of the Iraq war, the neocon revolution was often characterised as unilateralist, but this was always somewhat simplistic.

It's always too simplistic to theorise about how a vast range of individual and particular crises are all down to one thing.

Actually, suggested insomniac506, "Mammy" was not always the simplistic caricature – verging on a simpleton – Xan's piece suggested: "If you're going to write an article on representations of 'Mammy', and not talk about Juanita Moore in Douglas Sirk's film Imitation of Life (1959), there's not really much point reading this article.

"How could you defend people who want to see you dead?" It's not always as simplistic, wildly inaccurate and ridiculous, but it is always just as condescending.

Wheeldon himself has always sidestepped this simplistic paradigm.