Sentence examples for have been simplistic from inspiring English sources
They may have been simplistic, he says, "but they knew what they stood for".
But it still poses questions about whether we have been simplistic.
And during the era of middle-class America that would indeed have been simplistic: politics wasn't defined by economic issues.
An attack would have been too simplistic, and in these modern times quite an easy thing to do".
João Cravinho, the Portuguese minister responsible for the summit, contends that the Europeans have been "excessively simplistic" in insisting on European models of government for Africa.
"As far as modeling the disease as a mathematical system and trying to predict things, most have been quite simplistic models looking at human populations," Dr. Keeling said.
It seemed to have sprung out of nowhere — these things always do — but it turns out people have been using "simplistic" for at least 40 years to mean something like "plain" or "unadorned".
It is certainly true that The Sun's interpretation of the poll requires scrutiny – although some of the criticisms have been as simplistic as The Sun's front page.
But some of the recent claims have been incredibly simplistic, seeking to prove guilt by association with a range of individuals whose views are beyond the pale but whose extreme opinions are not shared by Corbyn even if he happened once to appear on a platform with them.
Yet the message about sun cream use may, she warns, have been too simplistic.
