Sentence examples for of very simplistic from inspiring English sources

But at least the women on the panel got the chance to respond, including Anne Aly, a terrorism expert from Curtin University: "Well what I've just heard from Mark is a range of very simplistic answers that are always rolled out every time something like this happens, without any understanding of the complexity of the situation".

"Things like gender and race become problematic because they rely on very simplistic kinds of stereotypes," she told Paper.  .

Given the ability of this very simplistic market timing rule to add value to various asset classes, it is instructive to examine how the returns would look in the context of an investor's portfolio.

They accused me of being "very simplistic" and raising a "canard".

The situation isn't too far removed from the 2011 Arab Spring, in that the initial protests came out of – in very simplistic terms – dissatisfaction with the country's economic system, but eventually gave way to demonstrations against a number of other social injustices and government wrongdoings.

This is of course a very simplistic analysis, but it is the sort of calculation that should cause people to ask what is meant by asserting that a particular group of people are hopeless.

But I understand journalists' perspectives, because there is so much public representation of religion in very simplistic ways.

Now about the book as a whole, the style of writing is very simplistic with baby Michaela being the narrator.

Differentiating the potential of each task types in creating a medium for language engagement on the part of participants is a very simplistic view and this view masks the potential of each task type in engaging students at ideational level.

The page isn't a million miles from Duck of the Day, another very simplistic but popular Facebook that just posts a daily picture of a nice-looking duck.

It endeavours to tell a complex story of power-shifts with very simplistic, minimalist prose.