Sentence examples for simplistic, yet from inspiring English sources

Simplistic yet muddled, strident yet curiously tepid, "That Was Then..

Likely, this interpretation is overly simplistic, yet, it allows for creating hypotheses that need to be tested in future experiments.

Or it would do, if any 21st-century group could evoke a fraction of its gravity with pop music so gnarled and simplistic, yet so remote.

Narratively simplistic, yet illuminated with technical ingenuity and emotional potency, the tiny dramas reflect Charpentier's studies with an Italian master, Carissimi, and by extension a link to the inventions of Monteverdi.

This was "elegantly simple" (and certainly a bit simplistic) yet radical, and by shifting the focus of the debate it led to some dramatic changes in development policy around the world, concludes Helen Clark, the current head of the UNDP, in the 20th Anniversary issue of the report.

The soaring ratings seem to signal something more than just a diverting hour a week and suggest that Mr. Boorstin was not giving way to hyperbole when he wrote that images, synthetic and simplistic yet vivid and believable, have become the nation's measure of what is real.

Artists Stephen Meierding and Sami Jano have perfectly used a zoetrope to make a memorable animated video that stands out due to its simplistic-yet-crafty nature.

We've known for decades that extrinsic rewards and punishments are successful only for short-term simplistic goals, yet the idea persists in crucial areas of national need like education and medicine, undermining substantive progress.

It sounds really simplistic, and yet, maybe it is that simple: a meal shared?

asking for the order may sound rather simplistic and yet many sales reps fear this task.

It is easy yet simplistic just to point the finger at health insurers.