Sentence examples for not only simplistic from inspiring English sources

Insisting that it is the only recourse is not only simplistic but also the height of arrogance in judging another.

"It's not only simplistic, it won't work over the longer term because the countries can't sustain it on their own" for lack of expertise and resources, he said.

The games are not only simplistic enough for any video game-deprived 80s baby like me, but there are also pornographic ones that let you play simultaneously with both your God-given and Atari-manufactured joysticks.

Further, it is not only simplistic but incorrect to state that hash-based programs are generally more sensitive, while the ones based on suffix trees are faster.

Hertzmann [26] states that a missing ingredient from most NPR research is the lack of experimental study and evaluation of results, not only the simplistic evaluation of several test images and the visual appeal of results produced by a technique.

But the economic monomania about inflation is not entirely simplistic.

Not only will such a simplistic approach not solve the real world problems we face, it could make them worse.

As the science has evolved, however, it's become clear that that view is far too simplistic, not only because most nature-nurture debates are now seen as moot (the conclusion, nearly always, is that both play a role) but because we no longer perceive creative ability as some monolithic entity.

It has to be pointed out that our model is very simplistic, not only in its assumption that rearrangements are strictly proportional to the length of the inter-CDS region.

The solution to the mystery manages to be not only fussily elaborate but fundamentally simplistic, and it involves too many dark hints and convenient coincidences.

However, there are still some debates as MS should be considered not only in relation to a simplistic virtual "muscle length" machinery but also in a wider contexts of complex functional systems.