Sentence examples for painfully simplistic from inspiring English sources
This production of "Mulatto," having its East Coast premiere, is affable, too, but it's also painfully simplistic and not quite ready for the professional stage.
Since the incident, there have been relentless debates along the lines of: "If it had been Jay-Z attacking Solange, there would have been an outcry, he'd have been arrested, his career and reputation destroyed – so why does a woman get away with it?" However, this seems painfully simplistic.
Some of the financial advice is painfully simplistic.
Mitt Romney's perspective on education was painfully simplistic: He hates unions and, oh, by the way, "I love teachers".
However, Chris' [Chibnall] painfully simplistic, heavy-handed and often clichéd interpretation of sci-fi (some of Jack's techno-babble is frankly embarrassing) could prove to be a worrying factor later in the series".
The same cannot be said about Jeanine Tesori and Brian Crawley's painfully simplistic musical, Violet, which charts the journey of a young disfigured woman set to remake her image.
But the film basically ignores the whole 'how we made Psycho' story in order to tell us a painfully childish, simplistic, and dumbed-down fable of how brave Mr. Hitchcock put everything on the line to make the movie that no one wanted to make, and how his wife was the real genius behind the scenes (but only when her husband gave his blessing).
In the aftermath, two things happened: one, it became painfully obvious that Edel, Steve Brodner, and many many other men (and some women) have an incredibly limited, simplistic understanding of what sexism *actually is* and worse, that they use that ignorance to derail and harass and gas-light their female colleagues who dare speak up. .
