Sentence examples for be overly simplistic from inspiring English sources

Clear Channel's image as a right-wing redoubt, like San Diego's, may be overly simplistic.

To claim these reports are solely due to last week's referendum would be overly simplistic.

"I think it would be overly simplistic to put labels on people," he said.

"It would be overly simplistic to interpret the People Survey findings as reflecting an increase in these incidents".

A DWP spokesperson said it would be "overly simplistic" to interpret the survey as "reflecting an increase in these incidents".

It would be overly simplistic to blame all of Burundi's postcolonial ethnic troubles on European ignorance of African culture, but such ignorance did contribute significantly to these problems.

It would be overly simplistic to say that this dire commercial reality is the sole reason for editorial misbehaviour on the scale I have described.

To say the World Cup has allowed Germany to love itself again would be overly simplistic: that process has been a long one at whose difficulties we can largely only guess.

"He explained his position to Log Cabin club members early on," Mr. Spampinato remembered, "by saying, 'Regardless of what you call it, if you look at the benefits I support and the benefits Shannon supports, there's probably a hair of difference.' " Calling Mr. Romney a flip-flopper on gay rights would be overly simplistic, Mr. Spampinato said.

The penumbra may be seen with both CT and MRI; however, this concept may be overly simplistic.

This implies that the Hardebeck and Hauksson (2001) method for finding the differential stress from the coseismic stress rotation may be overly simplistic.