Sentence examples for greatly oversimplifies from inspiring English sources

This greatly oversimplifies matters.

But the notion that "mental illness is an asset in art" greatly oversimplifies the situation.

But it greatly oversimplifies matters to say that the American example pointed Nazi Germany down the road to the Holocaust.

The idea that, in taking on McCarthy, Murrow was "standing up to government" greatly oversimplifies the issue.

Their expectation that transformational leaders make all the difference and incremental or transactional leaders are simply routine managers greatly oversimplifies the role of leadership.

Walley and Whitehead greatly oversimplify Michael Porter's argument (with which Al Gore may agree).

Robert Wright's contention ("An American Foreign Policy That Both Realists and Idealists Should Fall in Love With,'' Op-Ed, July 16) that the neoconservatives are stalwart devotees of democracy ("plenty idealistic'') seems, if not wrongheaded, then at least greatly oversimplified.

"My wife travels back and forth — I only go when I'm teaching a course at the center," he added, referring to a facility he co-founded to offer instruction in yoga, meditation and mind-body awareness, a topic that Dr. Chopra's detractors think he has greatly oversimplified.

At the risk of greatly oversimplifying the process, if you don't have a reliable suicide rate for one county but you know that it's demographically similar to a nearby county that you do have suicide data for, you can infer that the two counties suicide rates are probably similar.

I have, of course, greatly oversimplified this.

I think steps three (Learn Objective C) and four (Start Writing Something!) greatly oversimplify the issue.