Sentence examples for seemingly simplistic from inspiring English sources

Among these reactions there is unease about his seemingly simplistic approach to the Soviet Union.

While seemingly simplistic, this approach often leads to counter-intuitive product development or marketing strategies.

Yet for all his expertise, he was not put off by Ms. Powers's seemingly simplistic approach.

For some critics, the show's psychological subtlety was hidden beneath the folkloric, seemingly simplistic style of the production.

This seemingly simplistic device turns out to be very useful for establishing the characteristics of chemical bonds and will be examined in this section.

The set of reaction diffusion models that the algorithm is applied to represents a seemingly simplistic set of problems on a one-dimensional lattice, where each site contains either a particle or is empty.

The veteran headliners also mixed the delicate with the fiercesome: Modest Mouse provided a fine singalong on Friday, while on Saturday Yo La Tengo combined lighter, jazzy numbers with seemingly endless, simplistic rhythmic workouts.

In his book "The Gospel According to Star Wars" (2007), John McDowell argues that over the course of the films, "Star Wars" problematizes and/ or deepens some of its seemingly more simplistic starting points, such as the power of redemptive violence and the binary of good and evil.

However, even where governments have seemingly abandoned a simplistic notion of desertification for a more sophisticated understanding, as in Ethiopia, practices have hardly changed.

The book's account of how countries made seemingly counterproductive policy choices is simplistic at best.

Yet what court documents filed in Delaware describe as a fairly simplistic fraud went on for months, seemingly missed by the company's lenders as well as its savvy, private-equity stewards.