Sentence examples for oversimplified premise from inspiring English sources

The movie operates on the oversimplified premise that one traumatic event can destroy people and another can make them whole — like a bump on the head that causes amnesia and a second bump that restores memory.

It is easy for us to think of content in stark terms – students comprehend and can articulate the knowledge, or they cannot (albeit this is slightly oversimplified, though the premise holds true for grading).

Of course, such an assumption is oversimplified.

My admittedly oversimplified answer is that we must continually check our premises, assumptions and foundational information.

This standard explanation for why great designers have failed may be partly true, but the premise certainly oversimplifies the personal torments of McQueen, in particular.

"Simplistic" means "oversimplified".

I think it's oversimplified.

Again she oversimplified and packaged neatly.

Kathy has missed or oversimplified the problem.

Meanwhile, the media oversimplified, sensationalised and polarised.

They're way oversimplified at the moment.