Sentence examples for it was overly simplistic from inspiring English sources

After conducting a lively anatomy class on joints, the teacher, Dalal Kasabri, said she had greatly departed from the text because it was overly simplistic, unimaginative and in some cases inaccurate.

Craig Rosen of The Hollywood Reporter attended the May 22, 2009 concert in Los Angeles, California at the Staples Center and commented, "It was overly simplistic and a bit naive, but still hard not to be moved".

"It's overly simplistic and unfair to the children who play responsibly with toy guns".

It is overly simplistic for the international media to make this recent collapse of the government only about Hezbollah.

"But it's overly simplistic to attribute such a complex process as aging to the change in the level of a single hormone like estrogen or testosterone".

While the Berkeley Earth team values the simplicity of the model (indeed, in physics the simple model is generally considered the best), Curry is not convinced and thinks it is overly simplistic.

It is overly simplistic to say a failsafe formula has been found to stop City, but Pellegrini does expect others to ape Stoke's defensively sound approach to frustrate his normally free-scoring side.

Perhaps it is overly simplistic, Mr. Meltzer says, but relationships like his with Jose, forged one at a time, might be the best way for students and residents to understand each other.

I think it is overly simplistic to chalk up all of these comments to prejudice (or, in the case of fellow Asians, internalized racism), though for some that could be one of many factors affecting their ideas about what is attractive.

Again, FlixWagon falls short in this area – it's overly simplistic player is neither stylish nor feature-rich.

It is overly simplistic to say that high-profile home Davis Cup ties will boost the sport's flagging participation levels, but British success and greater exposure to what can be a thrilling format has to be in the long-term interests of the sport.