Sentence examples for be so simplistic from inspiring English sources
But sometimes the words can be so simplistic as to be almost meaningless: Can someone in the Tea Party movement who favors letting states nullify federal laws really be called a conservative?
"The notion of protection can be so simplistic, they don't understand how they're being perceived by sex workers that their presence completely changes that space".
However, I have always tried to overlook those Right-Left distinctions as arbitrary and largely irrelevant -- one person's politics should not be so simplistic as to fit so neatly into such categories.
Politicians, Israeli and Palestinian, make declarations about Jerusalem that are so simplistic as to be fictional.
Your editorial is so simplistic, so black-and-white, so sensationalist.
Those three sentiments may have a contribution to make, but they are so simplistic.
The liaisons are not very dangerous and the cases are so simplistic they make "Law & Order" seem like "Crime & Punishment".
The setup is so simplistic that you almost find yourself waiting for subversive satire, which never comes.
In fact, the overlapping sections of the songs are so simplistic as to nearly erase themselves from memory.
It is so simplistic and brightly-coloured and repetitive that it crawls inside your brain and takes you hostage.
