Sentence examples for at simplistic from inspiring English sources

But Oscar voters tend to take their historical politics at simplistic face value.

It can be too easy when speaking of race, bias, stereotypes and inequality to arrive at simplistic explanations.

Some observers say that the absurdity of that is indeed a mirror of our distress — that Americans are grasping at simplistic straws.

Back here in the real world, there is no shortage of stories proving that the enduring tropes of masculinity outlast any attempt at simplistic archetyping.

So with this in mind, the BHA, as part of the review, commissioned in-depth public opinion research (going well beyond the sort of vox pop described above, which is at best simplistic and at worst, biased) in order to better understand people's views on this issue.

These warnings suggest a high degree of frustration at the UN Conference on Trade and Development (Unctad) at the simplistic stance of global and national institutions at a time when the richer developed nations stand on the precipice of another recession, with every likelihood that should they fall, they will drag the less developed nations down with them.

Looked at one simplistic way, Satya Nadella's company valued each of 400 million users at around $65.50 each.

Some neuroscientists, however, cringed at the simplistic scenario.

These matters, he said, weren't at all simplistic; His network, too, was young and "idealistic".

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

Fallout fans, for example, will scoff at the simplistic weapon upgrades but they would be missing the point.