Sentence examples for indeed simplistic from inspiring English sources
In his review of the show in The New York Times, Frank Rich wrote, "For all that seems galling about 'Miss Saigon' -- and for all that is indeed simplistic, derivative and, at odd instances, laughable about it -- this musical is a gripping entertainment of the old school".
Here the idea was so simplistic.
Our model is indeed hugely simplistic, and naturally invites for consideration of the many other ways that multiple diseases may interact with each other and their hosts immune system.
Indeed, it bends simplistic laws of time and space by swallowing even things that theoretically predate it.
And during the era of middle-class America that would indeed have been simplistic: politics wasn't defined by economic issues.
Indeed, even in simplistic shapes such as circles, red is perceived as more aggressive, dominant, and more likely to win in physical competitions over blue [17].
Regardless of this evolving sentiment to avoid prehospital ETI altogether and even consider it as a deleterious procedure, that 'evidence-based' position may indeed be overly simplistic.
Indeed, the first simplistic choice of a reaction coordinate is often susceptible to improvement to capture the influence of several other motions on the reaction rate.
And indeed, The Green Mile's simplistic vision of the world is one in which the bad guys have shifty eyes and are sadistic to pet mice.
