Sentence examples for oversimplified idea from inspiring English sources
All of them replace the fiction of cultural authenticity — and, by implication, the oversimplified idea of "cultural appropriation" — with a far broader constellation of terms: translation, simulation, exchange, conquest, recombination, hybridity.
They develop oversimplified ideas about what the story is, be it "hard-won victory" or "bloody stalemate".
A stereotype is when people have fixed or oversimplified ideas about what something should be like - for example, that firefighters are men.
But applying her oversimplified ideas to policy will only turn us further away because -- unfortunately -- the world isn't as simple as an Ayn Rand novel.
Suggested reasons for this include: multiple overlying organizational structures that may blur what roles are done in what context, oversimplified ideas about what brokers do and the difficulty of knowing what happens among network members who lie outside one's strong, close ties.
Although now considered somewhat oversimplified, his idea and phrase "ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny" was useful at the time.
Misunderstanding comes in the form of oversimplified "Afghanisation" ideas such as those held by Senator Carl Levin, the leading Democrat on the senate armed services committee, who last month declared the need to "focus on the strength of the Afghan forces in a way that we have not yet done".
The city is either lauded as the rising star on the international fine dining circuit thanks to Chef's Hat triumphs like Tetsuya's, Quay and Marque, or it's roped into the oversimplified yet vague idea of "Aussie fare" that is Vegemite and "shrimps on the bah-bie".
This is oversimplified, but there have been two major ideas.
She emphasized that the idea of the "tortured genius" is oversimplified, and not one she's pursuing.
"Stirred up" because Fama is best known for the idea of market efficiency, a notion often oversimplified to mean that nobody can get an edge in investing because prices are always accurate, all the time.
