Sentence examples for be less sophisticated from inspiring English sources

"They tend to be less sophisticated.

They often, as in this case, make their targets minority and immigrant contractors, who may be less sophisticated and more fearful of law enforcement.

It does not, astonishingly, seem noticeably anti-white, but it will certainly be less sophisticated, less moderate and much more secretive than its predecessors.

It might be less sophisticated, but DJs also use patterns of large-scale structuring over their sets, changing tempo and texture to keep audiences – in whatever state of off-their-faceness – entertained.

The other worrying thing about tactical nukes is that their anti-use devices are believed to be less sophisticated, because the weapons were designed to be employed in the battlefield.

As it tweaks the attitudes and behaviors of the past, "Down With Love" is careful to uphold the right-thinking norms of the present, denying the audience the pleasures of subversion and satire and managing, in spite of its knowing good cheer, to be less sophisticated than what it imitates.

They're less sophisticated, but free.

The new mechanical palm puppies are less sophisticated, but also less expensive.

When it comes to comedy, perhaps we Brits are less sophisticated than we like to think.

While other poetry-generating software exists, Mr. Kurzweil said, it is less sophisticated.

This may have been true decades ago when large national oil companies were less sophisticated.