Sentence examples for bit too simplistic from inspiring English sources
The Meddler might be a bit too simplistic at times and some of the comedic choices are annoyingly broad, but it's a breezy, amiable watch.
"All this about e-commerce taking the hassle of shopping away from men — I think it's a bit too simplistic," she says, adding that she believes men "are just more interested and open to buying fashion than before".
I had the feeling that Donald Sutherland, who ably dramatizes the 1952 comeback novella, "The Old Man and the Sea" (a bit too simplistic and allegorical of a fish story, for my money), has logged some hours listening to Hemingway's own recorded voice.
This may be a bit too simplistic, but without this it is hard to understand his placing of evolution, panspermia, and creation on an equally plausible footing.
If you enjoy League of Legends ands its competitors on the PC, it might be a good way to fill short gaps in your schedule, but you might find everything a bit too simplistic.
While this might be a bit too simplistic of a theory to apply to the complex dynamics of abusive relationships, it often plays true for the moment the survivors finally leave.
But as the devastation from Hurricane Sandy makes clear, the economic approach is a bit too anti-septic and simplistic a way of understanding and responding to an incredibly complex and potentially catastrophic climate phenomenon.
Second thought, that's far too simplistic a response.
It is probably too simplistic to say that his father's death was the reason Sewell went off the rails a bit, but it must have contributed.
