Sentence examples for is equally simplistic from inspiring English sources

It is equally simplistic to say that this is all due to increased tuition fees and the pressures they put on students to succeed academically, so they can then go on to get a good job.

And apparently, for the most part, we want characters' ethnicities to be equally simplistic, whether the movie is set in a monster world or an ice age or Madagascar.

Whatever one thought of David Cameron's attack on trigger-happy rap lyrics over the summer (try shallow and opportunistic), some of his critics were equally simplistic in their defence of hip-hop, applying the say-what-you-see defence to lyrics that are no more sincere reportage than Scarface is a poignant meditation on the plight of Cuban immigrants.

But he is equally capable of writing emotionally simplistic and strangely soured poems in which the enraged adolescent emerges all but unmediated.

In a simplistic sense this is equally parsimonious with three HGT events.

First, it proceeds from the simplistic assumption that agents that target highly diverse aspects of a complex disease process will be equally efficacious in all patients with sepsis.

The equally simplistic Western attitude was that a successful reorganization was best measured in terms of dead bodies.

The Guardian's Seumas Milne takes an equally simplistic view: Russia is blameless for a war caused by US "expansion".

The following discussion presents an alternative model, which, though equally simplistic, suggests that primary reliance be put on monetary policy.

Equally simplistic, the study underscores the economic incentives of lawyers to protract cases through trial.

It's a little too easy, in disparaging Victorian prudery and talking of them covering up table legs as too suggestive, to replace it with a modern sensibility on sex as equally simplistic.