Sentence examples for not just simplistic from inspiring English sources

But Navarro's view is not just simplistic, it is wrong and dangerous.

All of this, it transpires – thanks to a new genetic test – is guff: not just simplistic and unfair on those who don't have the resources to exercise, but scientific mumbo-jumbo.

He forcefully rejected what he saw as not just simplistic but inherently apologetic attempts to reduce responsibility for Germany's disaster to the ideology, intentions and actions of Hitler and his immediate underlings.

The neat family trees and branch lines charting the steady progress of evolution, and those ubiquitous illustrations of the ascent of humans, in which we evolve step by step from bent-over apes to straight-backed homo sapiens, are not just simplistic, they are a profound misshaping of the truth.

It's not just the simplistic – fish die and people starve – but more complex," said Isaac.

Liberals and conservatives tend to think that those on "their" side are reasonable, reflective, and thoughtful, while those on the other side are not just wrong, but simplistic and dim.

It was explained not just with the simplistic lines that his party was one that welcomed anyone whether they were black or white, gay or straight.

Baffling, but brilliant: Internet users in the orbit of the "liberpunk" subgenre of Russian science fiction (dystopias in which the world has gone to hell thanks to the triumph of liberalism and tolerance), have reappropriated not just Tolkien, but the simplistic, pop-culture-inspired metaphysics of American exceptionalism as articulated by Ronald Reagan and extended by George W. Bush.

In New York, the "uptown" avatars of dissonant hyper-complexity, in their heyday a generation ago, scorned not just what they heard as simplistic, popsy, maybe even drug-addled downtown music but especially what they saw as its dopey pre-New Age source in California.

That is simplistic: this is not just a fight about money.

Mr. Bruni is right that secular modes of thought and life, not just religious ones, are often characterized by simplistic, doctrinaire and magical thinking.