Sentence examples for any simplistic from inspiring English sources

But they, and we, should avoid any simplistic analysis.

He would have bristled at any simplistic talk about the "radicalization" of the Irish Catholic or Protestant communities.

Mr. Gergiev's moving but unsentimental interpretations, however, avoided any simplistic or programmatic, and certainly any schmaltzy, narrative.

The lack of any simplistic moralism is what makes her work hard to adapt for film now.

The mixed, complex character of Sino-American relations resists reduction to any simplistic slogan, whether "strategic partners" or "strategic competitors".

And that at this time of rising China-United States tensions, any simplistic black or white view of it may well be right — but also incomplete and misleading.

Had it instead presented little thumbs-up and thumbs-down symbols, along with palm trees for hot countries and snowflakes for cold ones, it wouldn't have been any more simplistic.

Vingerhoets himself is certainly not making any such simplistic claim.

"The Verdict" is Channel Nine's answer to the ABC'S "Q&A", with the question presumably being "hey, can we make this format any more simplistic and devoid of substance?" It's all the joy of watching people scream at each other without the hassle of standing in a train station at 1am on a Saturday.

Modern population models of HIV transmission are limited in their ability to predict the impact of drug resistance on individuals and the epidemic, because their representation of the development of drug resistance, if any, is simplistic.

The new policy no longer allows any room for a simplistic "I know it when I see it" approach to who counts as a female athlete.