Sentence examples for deliberately simplistic from inspiring English sources

Ramsey's deliberately simplistic model has been much improved upon, though the core idea remains.

His colloquialisms and slang and deliberately simplistic language all seem a bit cor-blimey-guvnor.

Now a Canadian done up like a Pierrot is bound to force his deliberately simplistic new-age spirituality on her through the medium of dance.

She also appreciated how Mr. Herbert combined digital music-making technologies with "deliberately simplistic gestures" like banging a DVD against the microphone instead of sampling its soundtrack.

This point of view is deliberately simplistic, of course; the all-in price seems calculated, like The New York Times's, to keep cash-cow home-delivery print subscribers from jumping ship for digital.

His deliberately stalling, simplistic rhymes on Chris Brown's Deuces are a stunning study in numb heartbreak, while Fonzworth Bentley's Everybody gives him a chance to vibe over 80s boogie, funkily slipping ever so slightly behind the beat.

We have deliberately rejected a simplistic understanding of how finance operates, analysing country context, sources of finance, techniques used to translate money into action, and accountability of financial actors.

Many of our implementation decisions have been deliberately based on simplistic, first-pass practicalities in order to demonstrate the generality of our approach to a wide range of problems.

Even though this was a somewhat simplistic search, deliberately intended not to include disease-specific studies which did not explore more general implications for population health, the paucity of results in the intersection is striking.

This right-elite sponsored 'populism' also deliberately attracts people who want simplistic answers and ways to vent their bile on easy targets.

Nevertheless we deliberately choose here to take the most simplistic view and fit the recordings with a leaky integrate-and-fire model in order to demonstrate the power of the SIE approach.