Sentence examples for is often simplistic from inspiring English sources

The tone of much of the nation's public discourse these days is hysterical, and our response to societal problems is often simplistic and knee-jerk.

For this reason, the optimized Minkowski coefficient represents a valuable compromise between an approach that is often simplistic (i.e., Euclidean and Manhattan metrics) and the ideal, but impractical sophistication of empirical measurements (i.e., road distance and travel time, respectively).

But — as Austen could tell you — first impressions are often simplistic.

But as Austen could tell you first impressions are often simplistic.

In the multimedia era video montages set to music are common, but the results are often simplistic.

But it could be a useful corrective to an earlier way of seeing China that was often simplistic about its massive challenges, amnesiac about the halting way in which Western societies became free, and blind to the fact that China is, in its own way, opening up.

4. Young Christians' church experiences related to sexuality are often simplistic, judgmental.

But science is often complex and difficult to understand while our intuitive suppositions are often simplistic and erroneous.

On the downside, the assumptions on the underlying genetics are often simplistic and unrealistic.

Yeah, creating moody or dreamy environments definitely appeals to me, and it's always interesting and rewarding to see people have an emotional response to something which is often very simplistic, or with few ingredients.

As both the Bully controversy and last week's concerns with the violence in PG-13-rated The Hunger Games demonstrate, the MPAA's ratings system is often too simplistic and too blunt an instrument to be truly helpful to parents, the audience for whom the system was designed to help and guide nearly 50 years ago.