Sentence examples for really simplistic from inspiring English sources
"I think this way we tend to look at things, as before and after, is really simplistic," he said.
"I got attention, but at the same time I had to confront really simplistic questions," she said.
"With these UK pop-dance hits," he muses, "it's very much this naive, perfect vision of love, something really simplistic or based around a night out.
"That's an infantile argument, a really simplistic concept that is often used to defend limits and mediocrity," Mr. González Iñárritu said.
"So it's not that I thought 'I'm playing a journalist, what an awful thing to do.' That's a really simplistic, reductive thing that certain sections of the press do".
"I think it is really simplistic to make one hormone the heart of it all," she said, adding, "I would think it is a cocktail of goodies and that it probably is a delicate mix".
To say, 'They threw that great guy Roland Harris out' -- and he is a great guy -- is really too simplistic".
Dr. Seuss has some really beautifully simplistic covers that I love.
My politics at the time were pretty simplistic, really just about writing bigger parts for women.
This has led to similar forecasts for this year, really just a simplistic extrapolation.
"The other problem was a lot of the natural language processing tools out there really take a simplistic approach to understanding what a user says," he adds.
