Sentence examples for be simplistic to see from inspiring English sources

In The New Yorker, Pauline Kael praised "The Last American Hero," writing that it would be simplistic to see it as only an action film.

Mr. Eyre's book, for example, explains why it is simplistic to see the Malian guitarist Ali Farka Touré as an African John Lee Hooker.

All this to say that it is too simplistic to see Ms Le Pen's score as a mere manifestation of French racism.

But for Mr. Guttenfelder, it is too simplistic to see the songbird story as a conflict story just because of how he covered it.

Dixon Woods points out that patient and professional interests often coincide and it is too simplistic to see the two discourses as oppositional.

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.

Of course, that's a simplistic way to see how staffing can be increased.

It would be simplistic for The Pirate Bay's traditional foes to see PirateBrowser and its forthcoming successor as just about piracy.

The prediction turned out to be simplistic.

Political theatre has no inherent right to be simplistic.

It's time to be simplistic.