Sentence examples for merely simplistic from inspiring English sources

Others say he is an idealist whose pop psychology is merely simplistic.

MIDGETTE * CONTINUUM The Estonian composer Arvo Pärt is the most renowned of the so-called mystical minimalists, but he also has a tendency to split audiences, with some listeners finding his spare and often repetitive idiom to be breathtakingly beautiful in its simplicity while others find it merely simplistic.

He is anything but simplistic.

Yet China's leaders have long considered that to be merely the (simplistic) half of it.

"Racism is not merely a simplistic hatred," Coates writes.

But what is whimsical and enchantingly simple on the page can look merely silly and simplistic on screen.

But the banks' simplistic statements are merely an attempt to rationalize and obfuscate one of the largest illegal transfers of wealth from consumers to banks in American history.

Simple, but also simplistic.

What is intended as radicalism – reducing music to the bare essentials – is sometimes construed by unsympathetic ears as being merely ­simplistic, or even simple-minded.

Beatty is hilarious showing his new black consciousness, and though his comedic talent could have been bolstered even more by a sharper political wit, the film moved into brave territory that unlike other un-PC lampoons, rarely plays simplistic or merely for shock value.

However, while our review accentuates the need for further research investigating depression treatment in first generation immigrants, we recognize that it is simplistic to merely call for further research to extend on the current body of knowledge.