Sentence examples for simplifying too much from inspiring English sources

The authors should avoid simplifying too much, particularly in the abstract, which is what most people will read.

In reaching for the attention of general readers with a brief, highly concentrated narrative, "Redemption" simplifies too much.

As it turns out, the new exhibitions to do not succeed in shedding that kind of light; they simplify too much and, in some respects, make some things even more puzzling.

Without wishing to idealise or simplify too much, we see some signs of its manifestation at the moment in north Africa, where the uprisings are, of course, concerned with the material conditions of the people.

When I said "we ignore identity theft at our peril," I simplified too much.

'We should not simplify too much the complexity of our world'.

Don't simplify too much.

"I had the idea to use animation and especially abstract animation, because I felt that was the only way I could illustrate his science, without simplifying it too much," Gondry told us. .

Although this is a useful conceptual framework, it probably simplifies things too much.

"If you simplify it too much you'd lose the flavor of it," he said.

In the developed world, without wanting to simplify things too much, this means reducing meat consumption and eating more plant based foods.