Sentence examples for oversimplified description from inspiring English sources

According to the media's oversimplified description of the candidates, McCain was the reactionary.

"It's a play that might briefly be described," Mr. Brustein told the audience, "as 'make love not war.' " That is an accurate but woefully oversimplified description of Aristophanes' intention, but not, alas, this production's.

Eq. (2) is, in fact, an oversimplified description of the surface reaction, since it may also proceed via O2 − or O−2.

This three-part paper shows that most problems encountered with the original Beremin model result from an unnecessarily oversimplified description of the local cleavage event.

However, they cannot track the evolution of small bodies in rapid dynamical evolution, due to their oversimplified description of the dynamics.

The proximity of the trajectories to the threshold for the example treated here suggests that the lower performance might be attributable to the oversimplified description of action-potential onset dynamics that is inherent in the one-dimensional EIF model.

The post includes some oversimplified descriptions of what scientists agree on about global warming, but has fascinating sections on behavioral science relevant to both financial investing and environmental risk response.

The use of the most of deterministic approaches without a numerically implemented mathematical model of gas sensors can lead to an ineffective optimal design and poorly defined optimization criteria owing to the presence of errors in oversimplified mathematical description.

"Crucially oversimplified" is Mr. Elsley's description of why the sturm und drang of television adolescents often feel so unrealistically drawn.

As a critique of government, this is oversimplified, but it's persuasive as a description of FIFA, where "the good of the game" seems to get subordinated to the good of FIFA.

Here's an oversimplified example.