Sentence examples for be too simplistic from inspiring English sources

That would be too simplistic.

This explanation may be too simplistic, or it may apply only to the Abū Hureyra region.

It would be too simplistic to say injuries alone ruined the Yankees' season.

But it may be too simplistic to assume that placing baited hooks in the water will attract sharks.

BP officials said they did everything possible, and a review of the response suggests it may be too simplistic to place all the blame on the oil company.

On the heels of the Southern Peru case, it also shows that criticism of Delaware courts for being soft on officers and directors may be too simplistic.

It would be too simplistic to say that the Diamondbacks have developed faster than the Devil Rays because they have outspent them.

"That gives them impetus to say, 'well maybe non-educators can do it.' I actually think that would be too simplistic an answer".

It would be too simplistic to suggest any of the managers of the bottom clubs are under more pressure than McCarthy or Zola.

Comparisons between the gay-rights movement and the civil-rights movement can be too simplistic, but in at least one respect there is an unmistakable commonality.

To project, however, largely northern European cultural norms on to those statistics and make assumptions about what they mean more generally, may be too simplistic.