After the first round, political commentators did a simplistic analysis of the elections and how I "lost".
So, the problems seemed, did generate simplistic answers that if you thought hard and you went out and worked that you could abolish the excesses of capitalism, you could abolish the excesses of the State.
"People did a simplistic analysis when pulling out of telecoms in Latin America," says Don Hoskins, the fund manager of Excelsior Latin America, a top-performing U.S. Trust fund.
The moral of many of these stories -- and unlike Mr. Ford's earlier fictions, most of these stories do have simplistic morals -- is that, in one character's words, "other people affect you".
Take three engineers from a top-tier school and after writing some Objective-C and doing some simplistic design…there you go, app is launched.
Only in education does the simplistic faith in numbers still dominate.
So do rosy, simplistic assumptions that making California a "business-friendly state" by dumping regulations will magically cause the economy to rebound.
We'll see whether the Oscars elevate its profile — they do love simplistic movies about race, after all — but I'd like to think a good faction of America will see "Green Book" for what it is: trite, undercooked and, yep, disappointing.
And yet to suggest that the archetypal student today is "the Organization Kid," as Mr. Brooks did, seems too simplistic, ignoring the powerful effect that certain academic modes of thinking -- from multiculturalism to deconstruction -- have had in shaping contemporary college discourse.
Noel Labat-Comess said he voted against the ban because he thought it was too simplistic and did not address the needs of current owners who might be smokers.
