Sentence examples for simplistic bit from inspiring English sources

The five actors perform as a kind of choir, facing the audience as they intone this simplistic bit of agitprop: "Dr. King / He's the greatest.... / White man... /Won't let you sit down at the counter just to grab some lunch / Call Dr. King".

To a certain extent, the US government's blurry vision when it comes to the Arab world is a victim of its own simplistic two-bit approach to the region: lust for oil and fear of Islamism.

You feel a vicarious revolutionary frisson, even if the arguments sound a bit simplistic.

I also think there's something a bit simplistic about chopping away at clothes to let your extremities breathe.

I was arrogant and I looked down a little on them and thought they were a bit simplistic.

But against all the venom and willful ignorance that has been the film's main focus they seem a bit simplistic.

"Proof" gets a bit simplistic and sentimental only when Ms. Moorhouse attempts to explain Martin's devotion to his photographic craft.

It sounds a bit simplistic but I just went for it, working every day around my job until I was finished.

Although the officials providing the briefing acknowledged that the simulation was a bit simplistic, their message was clear: with so many vulnerable critical infrastructure systems across the country, such an attack could easily occur, with huge consequences.

"Germany's thinking was a bit simplistic on this," said Jean-Claude Juncker, prime minister of Luxembourg and chairman of the group of euro-zone finance ministers, in a blistering attack last week in the German newspaper Die Zeit.

"That's a bit simplistic; but it is to try to read things which are too damaged, or to help perceive things that the human eye can't see".