Sentence examples for as simplistic to from inspiring English sources

(The Guardian described it as "simplistic to the point of vapidity").

The moral of the story, spelled out at the beginning and repeated throughout — "The mediator between brains and hands must be the heart" — seemed just as simplistic to critics of 1927 as it does today.

It would be dangerous as well as simplistic to see the 90 per cent Albanian majority population of Kosovo as a brutalised underdog deserving of immediate and unqualified support.

I tried to make it as simplistic as possible to follow.

Nancy Chodorow (1978 19955) has criticised social learning theory as too simplistic to explain gender differences (see also Deaux & Major 1990; Gatens 1996).

Well, first of all, I want people to understand that the problems of Africa are not as simplistic as we try to make them.

"I'm trying to be as simplistic as possible".

Polls indicating that Republican voters prefer this or that candidate for president are often as simplistic as they are hard to avoid.

So it's not as simplistic as people are going to be buying in this particular store, but what is the financial structure and financing needs of these individual companies?

And these questions don't have to be as simplistic as "What are some good hotels in New York?," for example, but can be more conversational, like "Where do the cool kids stay in NYC these days?" As you answer questions, citing places and venues in your responses, those items are plotted on a map to the side of the screen.

Again, the issue is not as simplistic as the Islamic Republic attempts to project it.