Sentence examples for can be simplistic from inspiring English sources

And you can be simplistic about it, which some people are.

Such tours showing how "those people" live can be simplistic and voyeuristic, not to mention dehumanizing.

It said: "Audiences feel network news coverage can be simplistic and, on contentious stories, too often focuses on protest rather than the underlying issues".

) And Reagan, showing that he can be simplistic in both directions, told some columnists during the summit that Gorbachev was entirely different from his predecessors, because the current Soviet leaders "no longer" share the goal of world domination.

The translation can be simplistic at times, but the great lines are there and the settings (the audience moves en masse several times) couldn't be more beautiful (1 40).

The randomized track elements lack loops and can be simplistic, but others are intricate.

To posit that the average police officer is motivated by some system of "rewards," or to give credence to the argument by a former San Francisco police commissioner, Peter Keane, that police lie because they can, is simplistic at best.

"How can it be simplistic?" she scoffed.

Palin can be stupefyingly simplistic, but she seems dynamic.

But the history books can be hilariously simplistic.

And I acknowledge that the press can be annoying, simplistic, predictable, herdlike, insatiable, imperious, sloppy and mean.