Sentence examples for it might be simplistic from inspiring English sources

IT might be simplistic or a little silly to say that Robert Whitman — the performance pioneer who is probably the least known member of the vanguard that gave birth to the American experimental theater scene in the 1960s — basically foretold the creation of the Internet in his work.

At the public launch on Friday, Adelaide festival's ebullient outgoing artistic director David Sefton contrasted it with the 2014 Biennale, themed Dark Heart: "It might be simplistic to say that if we got the dark-hearted two years ago, we've got the light-hearted this time – but I'm going to say it anyway".

It might be simplistic, but love is all that can break through the hard shell of pain and fear caused by a dreadful diagnosis or another traumatic bomb that explodes in your midst.

Suicide is an extremely complex behaviour, and its conceptualisation as a single final pathway might be simplistic.

His understanding of the world might be simplistic but he surely means no harm.

But one must concede that this view might be simplistic if placed within the context of the negative side effects of the bloated patronage and corrupt system.

While there's no doubt the district, the second poorest in Belgium, has serious problems with high rates of crime and unemployment, it might be too simplistic to cast it as a breeding ground for jihadis.

Together with the current findings, this suggests that it might be too simplistic to assume that the healthy gut from a lean person is characterized by high bacterial species counts and gene diversity.

First, it might be overly simplistic to correlate miRNAs and their predicted targets primarily on the basis of the number of consensus sites in the 3'UTR because an exact match to the sequence of the seed region is not required.

This is possibly too simplistic; it might be the case that antiviral effectiveness declines rapidly as infection develops within the infected individual.

Simplistic as it might be to think otherwise (and lack of incisiveness with the new ball clearly is itself an issue no matter who takes it) it is at the other end of the match that England are losing any real chance to compete at present, it is at the other end of the match that England are losing any real chance to compete.