Sentence examples for simplistic attempt from inspiring English sources

In a simplistic attempt at analysis, he deduced: "The British celebrate their Britishness with gusto and abandon," illustrating his theory with the "grandiosely expensive" royal wedding last year, and the four-day national holiday for the Queen's diamond jubilee.

In this he warned against any simplistic attempt to reduce the economic benefits or costs of EU membership to a single number: As the House of Commons Library (Harari and Thompson, 2013) put it, "there is no definitive study of the economic impact of the UK's EU membership, or equivalently, the costs and benefits of withdrawal.

From the portentous title to the scene in which a boat full of criminals and one full of ordinary people are suddenly both under threat – this is supposed to be a movie, not exam day for the GCSE philosophy class – it took itself far too seriously, most of all in its lumpen and simplistic attempts to comment on the war on terror.

We acknowledge that our writing was far too simplistic in an attempt to accommodate a broad readership, thus loosing part of its meaning.

Mr. Mohney said that the forthcoming content will market Tumblr by highlighting how the site is being used, but, he added, "fun, cool, compelling and organic creation will go a lot further towards demonstrating the potential of this nascent creative population than simplistic or forced attempts at corporate boosterism".

Presented below is a simplistic model that attempts to describe the process of massive cross-hybridization involving all probe sets.

A modern presumption that it exposes clerical cruelty is simplistic, as is every attempt to pin down an artist whose insights heap nuance upon nuance, overwhelming interpretation.

Back here in the real world, there is no shortage of stories proving that the enduring tropes of masculinity outlast any attempt at simplistic archetyping.

He forcefully rejected what he saw as not just simplistic but inherently apologetic attempts to reduce responsibility for Germany's disaster to the ideology, intentions and actions of Hitler and his immediate underlings.

Again, the issue is not as simplistic as the Islamic Republic attempts to project it.

But the banks' simplistic statements are merely an attempt to rationalize and obfuscate one of the largest illegal transfers of wealth from consumers to banks in American history.