Sentence examples for an oversimplified notion from inspiring English sources

The idea that the euro must be saved for the sake of European solidarity also plays on an oversimplified notion of the resistance that taxpayers in countries such as Germany, the Netherlands and Finland have demonstrated to "bailing out" Greece.

This practice naturally helps further instill the oversimplified notion of what the movement stands for.

Coates's central critique is of what he labels the "Dream," a sanitized, secure, privileged, suburban "American Dream" dystopia that adheres to an oversimplified "I Have a Dream" notion of formal equality.

However, it has been criticised by historians for presenting an oversimplified view of the war, reinforcing the popular notion of "lions led by donkeys".

Moreover, the strong notion of pre-attentive/attentive dichotomy has been regarded as an oversimplified account in the attention literature (e.g. [14], [15]) and particularly the hypothesis of attention-free perceptual processing has been questioned [16], [17].

Here's an oversimplified example.

But it's an oversimplified equation.

But that's an oversimplified position.

So if we try for an oversimplified system it cannot work".

It would also be an oversimplified summary of his path to victory.

This is an oversimplified view that ignores the mutual influences between cultural groups.