Sentence examples for even simplistic from inspiring English sources

Its themes are more basic, though, even simplistic.

Huntington's was a simplified and even simplistic vision, not least in his view of Islam as a monolithic civilization.

These days, in an age of gene-splitting precision, the Type A label is considered too broad, even simplistic.

These days it seems tame, even simplistic, though it adds a welcome sense of historical perspective to the selection.

It seemed to be simple, even simplistic, but at its best was as subtle and deep as anything by Henry James.

The other proviso was that the arrangements should be simple, even simplistic: "Singing, fiddle, electric guitar, no tricks" – that was their want-list.

The effect of the stunt was to force the writers to come up with an even more simplistic, gimcrack plot than usual.

When John Wayne patriotically forced a movie onto the screen with his own money, its iconography was all wrong.…We had no contemporary image of the war, not even a simplistic one.

I did not hate it as much as liberal friends of mine who haven't seen it (and who assumed I would detest it), nor did I find it to be "almost too dumb to criticize" or even entirely simplistic.

Indeed, even in simplistic shapes such as circles, red is perceived as more aggressive, dominant, and more likely to win in physical competitions over blue [17].

Realistically modeling the effects of such errors on sequence data is difficult, but even a simplistic approach may prove instructive in describing their impact on demographic inference.