Sentence examples for quite simplistic from inspiring English sources

For this whole debate risks looking quite simplistic in the current economic climate.

Jacobson's is an interesting proposal and I find it quite simplistic.

"[Rouen] started out more psychedelic and I thought it was going to be our really strange album, but it ended up more folky, quite simplistic in some respects.

The plots on "24" are convoluted, but the conspiracies are usually quite simplistic, and this one in particular seems like a story line from a Tintin comic book.

"As far as modeling the disease as a mathematical system and trying to predict things, most have been quite simplistic models looking at human populations," Dr. Keeling said.

You know I am quite often in a pub in wherever, and put up against a wall by people who have quite simplistic ideas about how to end poverty.

It's rather simplistic and was quite buggy initially, but once Apple resolved a few issues, it became pretty stable.

Although the assumptions underlying Albiol's paper may appear rather simplistic, the method has proven to be quite more robust than more sophisticated competitors.

The linear increase in vehicle costs is a rather simplistic assumption and does not take into account any economy of scale, but it is a quite frequent assumption [1].

But the piece is not quite as simplistic as that may sound.

The graphics aren't quite as simplistic as the Wii's amputated-Weebles aesthetic, but they're still cartoony.