Sentence examples for simplistic according from inspiring English sources

Ah, but my distrustful judgment is simplistic, according to the nuanced line being peddled by rejected Clinton negotiators, shell-shocked Barak aides and a glad-to-be embattled Arafat.

But that view may be too simplistic, according to Dr. Anton Koekemoer of the Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore, who notes that the jets and outbursts from black holes actually seem to touch off the formation of stars by compressing interstellar gas along their boundaries, and to keep other gas from falling and condensing.

At Wellesley College, Clinton wrote her senior thesis on Saul Alinsky's community organizing tactics, but later found them to be "too idealistic and simplistic," according to Bill Clinton's biographer David Maraniss.

The most frequent arguments leveled against EBM are that it is reductionist or simplistic and, according to its critics, that it gives scant importance to clinical experience.

Depending on the spectrum pattern itself, CLD and counting method might be of predominant role; Rainflow counting and the simplistic concept according to which a single S N curve describes fatigue response of the material under any loading condition (R ratio) are shown to yield consistently best life predictions.

CDCR typically doesn't track data on recidivism rates by institution or program, because "it's too simplistic a measure," according to Bill Sessa.

Halo 5: Guardians is finally being released to the public, and the game is a stunning — if simplistic — return to form, according to early reviews.

An inventory by the Bush Administration of federal efforts to bolster science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education was too simplistic to be useful, according to a White House official.

American political discourse has grown more simplistic for decades, at least according to the Flesch-Kincaid reading-level formula, a gauge widely used by publishers and educators for evaluating the difficulty of a text, according to the length of its words and the complexity of its sentences.

According to a simplistic model, when resources are scarce, wolf populations decline and when resources are abundant, populations increase.

It does seem overly simplistic to paint a picture according to which experiment gets a direct grip on the world, whereas simulation's situation is exactly opposite.