Sentence examples for in the simplistic from inspiring English sources

Loudness helps cover some of the weaknesses in the simplistic lyrics and mask the similarities in some tunes.

In the simplistic nature of market classification, this book is hard to tritely define (and therefore stock).

The common theme running through Stiglitz's academic work is that markets often don't work in the simplistic way that is taught in Econ.

Every action in the simplistic film "The Day Reagan Was Shot" is so clumsily telegraphed that even the jelly beans eventually get their close-up.

Governments don't merely exist to "help" business become green, rather it is increasingly evident that they must force them to.Antony Crockett LondonI am very disappointed in the simplistic closing of your report on climate change and business.

Otis was founded by Elisha Graves Otis, who invented the safety brake in 1853, and who is therefore usually thought of, in the simplistic way of historical innovation accreditation, as the inventor of the elevator.

Instead of giving in to the simplistic and predictable dead-detectives ending, the ending reveals a greater truth: We all struggle against the dark -- the world's and our own -- to bring just a little more light to the universe.

Are we on the way to producing a generation of nonreaders in response to the simplistic demand for higher standards?

The images of the big cats fit in nicely with the simplistic, Wikipedia-like snippets of South African history and culture, spoken by cast members.

In contrast to the simplistic combinations, this 2D approach is sound, or only slightly conservative, for both the static and the dynamic case.

In the UK, however – and, one suspects, in America – the simplistic portrayal of racial and sexual politics may fail to strike a chord.