Sentence examples for simplistic appeals from inspiring English sources

The Tea Partiers' simplistic appeals to an imaginary past that has no relevance to the present reverberate in the resulting vacuum.

These groups have become a magnet for foreign terrorist fighters, who are easy prey to simplistic appeals and siren songs.

Yet arming school police continues to offer a simplistic appeal.

Thus, despite the simplistic appeal of asymmetric specialization or plant breeding systems as an explanation for the pattern we report, it is likely that other factors may also be important.

Apart from the simplistic appeal of end points other than toxicity (trials 'designed' to make patients sick are unacceptable ethically), targeted therapies are in many cases predicted to require long-term administration so that traditional Phase I trial end points of MTD and dose-limiting toxicity have been replaced by the optimal biological dose and pharmacodynamics/immunodynamics.

"It has a simplistic charm".

This reality is poorly understood by urbanites and does not play as well in the media, where simplistic sound bites that appeal to raw emotion reign supreme.

Today, with its jagged shapes and sine-wave squeals, the game is an icon of the industry's formative days and the medium's ongoing appeal: a simplistic rendering of fears that can be overcome with determination and a steady focus.

I think there may also be some appeal in simplistic explanations for complex phenomena.

"The superficial production and staunchly simplistic lyrics alone are designed to appeal to the I.Q. of a dirty toothbrush," one blogger wrote of the government soldiers.

As Miliband complained, he appeals to voter fears with simplistic remedies, but he does it cleverly.