Sentence examples for it too simplistic from inspiring English sources
I love it for its simplicity, while he finds it too simplistic.
"Getting it down to something that they can use, I think, is not making it too simplistic but, quite the contrary, I think it's making it useful," he said at an unrelated news conference, according to WNYC.
With so much money swilling about in the All England Club coffers, is it too simplistic of me to ask why Britain cannot (with the obvious exception) dine at the top table of world tennis?
Is it too simplistic a view to suggest using the fines imposed for missed targets to fund additional staff, thereby reducing the risk of missing targets in the first place (Hospitals hit by £600m in 'shortsighted' fines, 29 March)?
Possibly one of the most high-profile campaigns of all time, not everyone was convinced by the approach, believing it too simplistic and failing to acknowledge how entrenched oil is in society (not least as a raw material for Lego bricks).
"There are some people who think it's too long, some who think it's too simplistic, some think it's a stunt," Tyrangiel said.
The Conservative MP said: "It's too simplistic to blame it on one community, but I'm sure members of it are reflecting on the events.
It is too simplistic to say it is racial...
"It's too simplistic to say it works in the government's favor," Mario Calabresi, the editor of the Turin newspaper La Stampa.
"I think it's too simplistic to pit it as urban against rural, because a river is a unity," he said.
