Sentence examples for it would be an oversimplification from inspiring English sources
It would be an oversimplification to say that Indian-Chinese food is solely an export of Kolkata, however.
Maybe it would be an oversimplification to say that, decades after the Berlin Wall fell, Kyl is mired in a cold war mindset.
It would be an oversimplification to trace all the islands' woes to a lack of credit and banking services, but it's a convenient place to start.
But Lewis acknowledges that it would be an oversimplification to blame doctors and poor regulation alone for the problems in the US.
Readers React It would be an oversimplification to think just having poor and rich children going to school together would be a panacea for the problems facing socioeconomically disadvantaged children.
It would be an oversimplification to say that age has mellowed Lee; he has made a handful of movies in the last twenty years ("The 25th Hour," "Inside Man") that do not overtly deal with race.
So maybe enduring a Red Sox losing streak is a little unnerving for you, but it would be an offensive oversimplification to exaggerate the extent of this hardship with a PTSD reference.
While it is tempting to call all threats to the worlds forests illegal, it would be an unhelpful oversimplification to assert that violations of forest resource protection are the only, or even the most important hazards.
When I ask if it ever came down to a choice between her marriage and her career, Mvula says that would be an oversimplification.
Any such characterization, however, would be an oversimplification.
To ascribe this condition in Eastern Orthodoxy solely to the effects of cultural isolation would be an oversimplification.
