Sentence examples for in simplistic terms from inspiring English sources
In simplistic terms, the belief is that all life, including the planet's, is connected.
Especially those who saw birth in "simplistic terms of women's right to labour without pain".
He accused foreign powers and the international news media of framing the conflict in simplistic terms.
Thinking about issues like patient safety reiterates the fact that the NHS isn't a business and that output cannot be measured in simplistic terms of productivity.
But those rightly concerned by civilian deaths should be careful not to allow emotion to override their reason, to treat the conflict in simplistic terms, or to slip into language and images associated with classical antisemitism.
The outside world has seen political change in Burma in simplistic terms as a contest between the army and the democratic movement led by the much-revered Aung San Suu Kyi, but the reality is more complex.
The situation isn't too far removed from the 2011 Arab Spring, in that the initial protests came out of – in very simplistic terms – dissatisfaction with the country's economic system, but eventually gave way to demonstrations against a number of other social injustices and government wrongdoings.
A neurosurgeon who was a member of the committee said, "What microwave radiation does in most simplistic terms is similar to what happens to food in microwaves, essentially cooking the brain".
For example, in highly simplistic terms, if someone bought a one-way ticket, paid in cash and checked in no baggage, they would be flagged up as an individual who had no intention of arriving or of going home.
