Sentence examples for being overly simplistic from inspiring English sources

Criticized by reviewers for being overly simplistic with tips on how to make tea ("tea bags should go in a teapot"); star gazing ("best in pitch darkness on a very clear night"); children's sack races ("put both legs in a sack"); and even ice preparation ("fill trays with water"), it seemed to fuel more jokes than book sales on Amazon.

Parts of the British media who have linked Lubitz's mental health problems to his actions are being accused of being "overly simplistic".

Perhaps I'm being overly simplistic and idealistic, but we all need to start somewhere.

I hope I'm not being overly simplistic here, but part of being human is seeking new experiences.

The major exception is Drakengard 2: the story's lighter tone and more traditional narrative were noted and sometimes criticized for being overly simplistic or too similar to other games in the genre.

When defending harsh criticism of her entertaining book for being overly simplistic, she fired back, "If I were to write a cookery book, for instance, I would be compelled to say that, to make an omelette, you have to break at least one egg".

But that's overly simplistic.

We believe this argument is overly simplistic.

"We're saying, well, maybe that's overly simplistic.

But claims of a flawed policy design are overly simplistic and misleading.

3) Models that are overly simplistic, but that form useful benchmarks precisely because of their simplicity.