Sentence examples for could be simplistic from inspiring English sources
His art could be simplistic and preachy.
For the GOP, the motivation behind their pro-Keystone stance could be as simplistic as "Drill, baby, drill" even though it's not American oil; it won't be sucked up by an American oil company; the American construction jobs aren't going to last forever; and the American refineries are getting work anyway.
Dr Bull said that there could be a simplistic view of cheating, based on what he called "poor cheating", which was usually characterised by students getting caught.
For example, life could have arisen several times but still evolve according to the principles of natural selection or the mechanism of natural selection could be too simplistic to account for the process of evolution, and evolutionary history itself (and mechanisms such as random variation due to genetic drift, for example) could be equally important for the outcome of the evolutionary process.
However, Garran himself admitted that his drafting could be overly simplistic, citing the first customs and excise legislation (the Customs Act 1901 and the Excise Act 1901), developed with the Minister for Trade and Customs Charles Kingston, as an example of the style taken to excess.
However, it could be too simplistic to consider fluid shear stress in a model eye as the only factor relevant to retinal attachment after vitrectomy.
It is acknowledged that the method of comparing the additional components provided in the delivery of health interventions via ACCHSs with delivery via mainstream GP services could be considered simplistic and to not adequately capture the complexity and interconnectedness of an Indigenous health service [ 19].
If you wanted to be simplistic, you could level accusations of racism.
But that may be simplistic.
