Sentence examples for simplistic act from inspiring English sources
"The wilful, simplistic act of saying 'no', because of particular individuals' personal prejudices and delusions of authority and jurisdiction, caused the greatest catastrophic terror attacks on US soil".
But that description is simplistic: ACT UP members were manifold.
This movie, despite its somewhat simplistic form, acts as a fine tribute to the man, his work and the bravery of others who are called to his field.
So unless "eat food" means avoid lentils because they and their many uses are just too confusing, we really cannot act on such simplistic either/or guidance.
Historian Patrick Geoghegan observes that the methods the government employed were not unusual for the time, and Donal McCartney observes "it would be old-fashioned, too nationalist, and much too simplistic to hold that the act of union was carried mainly because of the corrupt methods employed by the government".
At this point, though, he had grown bored and disenchanted with conventional Hollywood films and their rigid three-act structures and simplistic narratives.
Still, it would be simplistic to say that the communications act has failed.
Conversely, acts that sound bluntly simplistic on record draw huge crowds.
This design concept therefore acts as a low cost, simplistic passive pitch control mechanism.
Like many of the stories in the book of Acts, this one operates with a rather simplistic moral vision: its protagonists are miraculously preserved and its culprits easily defeated.
