Sentence examples for making simplistic from inspiring English sources

Yet making simplistic distinctions between London and elsewhere does not give the full picture.

We should keep this in mind before making simplistic early judgments about Democratic "retreads".

And there is some self-mocking in the scenes of Americans making simplistic generalizations about the French.

In the past Mr Sarkozy has sometimes tried to win peace by making simplistic promises or by giving ground.

Mr. Scherman criticizes much of today's electronically created pop music as bland -- as if (some) analog musicians hadn't been making simplistic and derivative music on guitars and saxophones for decades.

IS fighters linked to the UK began referencing language and imagery from video war games such as Call of Duty, making simplistic claims about "respawning" in heaven - meaning starting the game again.

With studies comparing various drugs, federal officials could make "simplistic, one-size-fits-all decisions about which patients should have access to new medicines," the industry said.

"But they cherrypick scientific concepts and make simplistic, unproven associations with human health and specific outcomes to justify their viewpoint," she says.

That is not something you will hear Paul Ryan talk about this week at the convention, nor any of the other lawmakers who make simplistic promises about the power of slashing government spending.

Martin If John was such a private person and doesn't want people to make simplistic parallels with his own life, why has he invited the comparison by writing a third volume of thinly disguised biography?

Some researchers have already used the autobiographies to make simplistic points about miserable only children, taking a statement such as "I was lonely because I was an only child" at face value, rather than considering other factors.