Sentence examples for he simplistically from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, even these were rarely instances of what he simplistically calls "interfaith collaboration".

In Roman literature his nature is often misunderstood, and he is simplistically portrayed as the jolly Bacchus who is invoked at drinking parties.

While Highmore is a sprightly guide through the vicissitudes of the past 40 years in the British home, I found him less persuasive on the world before the 1970s, which he tends simplistically to characterise as quaintly genteel and hidebound.

Decked out in advertisers' brand-name jeans, boots and 50-gallon hat, Big Tex led the pledge in a droopy baritone that sounded somewhere between Clint Eastwood and Howdy Doody: "Ah-pledge-a-lee-gence... " His permanently grinning mouth jawed in time with the syllables as he loomed simplistically above.

The latter he characterized simplistically to supplement the rhetorical force, if not the persuasiveness, of his case.

Simplistically, he just wants to drive as fast as he can, tell the engineers what he thinks and then leave.

If people ran simplistically, he made it more complicated.

The scientific principle behind Dr. Janda's vaccines is, as he put it, "simplistically stupid".

He plays so simplistically but with so much groove, and that's what you need in a bass payer.

"I think it will offer them an image of Spain and of Spain's transition to democracy that is neither the sun-sea-sex-and-sangría image that's been sold very simplistically," he says.

And yet, he asserts, rather simplistically, that during the Cold War civil religion "required" recalcitrant Republicans and Dixiecrats "to pretend (at least) to practice what it preached about racial equality and social uplift lest it make a mockery of its own propaganda throughout the decolonized world".