Sentence examples for it's quite simplistic from inspiring English sources
Dr Julian Cooper, head of food science at AB Sugar, told the BBC: "It's quite simplistic just to demonise one ingredient to the exclusion of all others.
Aside from that, the report it did provide a sort of "101" introduction to the service – although it was quite simplistic.
It was quite simplistic because I didn't know any better.
It's interesting because in the very beginning of writing this song, I really liked it but it was quite simplistic and at one point, I wasn't even sure it was good enough to make the cut.
It's rather simplistic and was quite buggy initially, but once Apple resolved a few issues, it became pretty stable.
Although this is quite simplistic, the approximation that it provides is sufficient for our applications.
His face here is quite simplistic, just a couple of lines here or there, but it's Warnock.
Despite its high potential relevance, the first approaches conducted on C. imicola were quite simplistic — authors considered a putative increase of 2°C in mean temperature and then recalculated the potential species distribution using transformed climatic variables.
What I play is quite simplistic because I can only use my left hand.
"As far as modeling the disease as a mathematical system and trying to predict things, most have been quite simplistic models looking at human populations," Dr. Keeling said.
"When the idea of the blocker being available to younger people was being pushed forward, I think that inevitably – understandably – there were quite simplistic arguments that if you have the blocker then all the problems disappear.
