Sentence examples for much simplistic from inspiring English sources

But so much simplistic sameness can also oppress.

There has also been far too much simplistic focus on raising awareness, as opposed to addressing the root causes of vulnerability.

By contrast, the approach taken for fire safety is much simplistic, relying on a series of prescriptions based on material classification and "pass fail" criteria defined in standard fire tests.

The Result Our postcard is much more simplistic than other designs in the Fringe.

Calling it German attack v Italian defence would be much too simplistic.

In two much more simplistic paintings, both called "My New Breasts," she smilingly displays her reduced bosom.

He harps too much on simplistic sequences; the ears tire of melodramatic augmented triads in the orchestra.

Mr. Kahneman, on the other hand, sees economics as working with models of human behavior that are much too simplistic.

For all his missteps, though, it is much too simplistic to blame Mr. Deitch alone for the air of crisis that now surrounds the museum.

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger of California, of course, is a Republican, which speaks to Leppert's assertion that the red-versus-blue characterization of the World Series, and the two cities, would be much too simplistic.

But this ironic vision of today's France is much too simplistic or romantic, and does not comprehend the combination of fear and social discontent that are now visible in the current French maelstrom.