Sentence examples for be simplistic to dismiss from inspiring English sources
But in an era where behavioural economics has reached the highest levels of government it would be simplistic to dismiss it for that reason: Even people who can pay off their credit cards often don't, since the whole structure of the credit-card industry is designed to make you irresponsible--as long as you make a small monthly payment, the bank will carry you.
In summary, the results of the clinical science of vitamin D and sepsis are mixed, yet it would be simplistic to dismiss this field of research on such grounds.
Yet just as it is inexact to dismiss Whole Foods as hippie artifact, it is simplistic to ascribe its growth to the country's swelling class of luxury-seeking elites.
It is far too simplistic to dismiss these designers and their successors as "madcap milliners" focused on sartorial shock tactics or creating styling props rather than bona fide hats.
It would be insulting to dismiss their style as simplistic – I know for a fact that you don't play so vibrantly without a great deal of thought – but it's true to say that the Japanese did away with many of the complications imposed on the modern game by coaches armed with a battery of computer programmes spewing out torrents of data.
Viewing it in these simplistic terms is meant to dismiss the entire argument; as if every decision based on the separation of church and state is somehow invalid because the term separation of church and state doesn't appear in the constitution.
It would be folly to dismiss them.
