Sentence examples for oversimplified image from inspiring English sources

A stereotype is commonly defined as "a widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or thing" (Oxford English Dictionary, 2014).

But the oversimplified image that came to me was, yes, that of digging up a grave.

In the context of these discussions, van Vegchel et al. [ 24] argue that the demand-control-support model would give an oversimplified image for human service work, proposing that emotional demands are an essential complement to psychological demands, as workload.

Hard information, once transmitted through speeches and reports that demanded interpersonal interaction, can now be drowned out by slick graphics and oversimplified images.

Like any binary, it oversimplified a complicated picture.

This picture is oversimplified.

However, recent experiments demonstrate that such a picture is oversimplified.

But even Hayek's picture is considerably oversimplified.

However, the image of a static, functionally conserved and slowly evolving TLR may be oversimplified as suggested by interspecific differences in ligand recognition (Werling et al. 2009; Palti 2011) and by major differences in TLR repertoires among vertebrate groups (Roach et al. 2005; Temperley et al. 2008).

But after two years taking pictures of Soviet and post-Soviet urban spaces and leisure facilities, he declared the project a failure: the images were uninspiring and his own narrative struck him as untruthful, contrived and oversimplified.

"Simplistic" means "oversimplified".