Sentence examples for put simplistically from inspiring English sources

Put simplistically your negotiations are striving to find the point of agreement between the extremes of Zero sum and Relationship.

I don't happen to find that very interesting". Put simplistically, there is a view of Islam that it is demonic.

Put simplistically, he realised that his writing future lay not in the firm ground he knew over his shoulder, but in the darkness facing him, about which he knew nothing.

"There are at present 124,000 daily website users who also read the print edition: put simplistically, what if they reduced their frequency of print purchase as paying digital subscribers?," he says.

Put simplistically, the idea was that if the brand name was big enough, more money could be made from a spin-off - any spin-off carrying the parent brand name.

I was brought up as a British Muslim and what struck me was that so many of my responses to the exhibition were, put simplistically, more British than Muslim.

The scientific principle behind Dr. Janda's vaccines is, as he put it, "simplistically stupid".

To put it simplistically, Gloria is a sexual subject, not an object.

To put it simplistically, if unkindly, we are producing too many engineering Ph.D.'s that think with half a brain.

He discovered that geniuses are, to put it rather simplistically, busy.

To put it somewhat simplistically, an endurant is an entity which is fully present at any time; while a perdurant is an entity which may have only parts of it present at any specific time, i.e. its presence as captured by 'snapshots' at different time may vary, and its existence is defined by sum of these 'snapshots'snapshots