Sentence examples for not that simplistic from inspiring English sources

It is not that simplistic to claim that the stricter the oversight of grassroots governments, the better the effects of policy implementation will be.

But it just ain't that simplistic.

However, judging from the information available publicly thus far, much more credit should be given to the Iranian intelligence services -- they are not that stupid or simplistic.

"It isn't that simplistic, but we can back up what happens.

With many of today's advanced economies near or approaching the 90%-of-GDP level that loosely marks high-debt periods, expanding today's already large deficits is a risky proposition, not the cost-free strategy that simplistic Keynesians advocate.

But he also scolded the "simplistic Keynesians" like Krugman who have called for more debt and more government spending: "[E]xpanding today's already large deficits is a risky proposition, not the cost-free strategy that simplistic Keynesians advocate".

Not that the show is too simplistic or arch – it's utterly straight-faced, like a Ripper Street for the Sleepy Hollow enthusiast.

"There is some relatively recent evidence of the benefits of positive affect, but not the simplistic approach that is advocated by coaches that all you need to do is be happy," he said.

These discussions, and what he says elsewhere about observation and inquiry, show that Mill is not the simplistic phenomenalist and foundationalist that he is often made out to be.

But it's not the simplistic politics that kills the exhibition so much as its aesthetic and historical moronism.

Analysis of ideas is still possible, but it is not the simplistic sort of thing, a literal taking apart, that his father would have it be.