Sentence examples for 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.

While it is common to portray Turkey vs. Kurds as a rigid state-society clash, this dichotomy is not only simplistic but also misleading.

"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 American news media should pay more attention to other people's movements toward democracy, especially when our government offers only simplistic phrases like "axis of evil" to describe our view of Iran.

We reject dichotomies -- such as "incarceration versus legalization" -- that offer only simplistic solutions to the highly complex problems stemming from marijuana use and the policies surrounding it.

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.

Lipid rafts: contentious only from simplistic standpoints.

Hancock, J. F. Lipid rafts: contentious only from simplistic standpoints.

That response is not only overly simplistic but also flat-out wrong.

Many liberal observers think populists only offer simplistic prescriptions that will quickly be exposed as unworkable, or even that populists, deep down, are afraid of actually winning, because they are clueless about what to do next (an impression confirmed by Farage's flight after the referendum).

Often, the reporters only understand simplistic issues such as cost, ease of installation, and monthly contracts.