Sentence examples for simplistic character from inspiring English sources

Roth's hero is a one-dimensional figure with a simplistic character who has trouble bearing contradictions".

But as in "Little Children," in which he gave depth to a disaffected and uninspired young mother (as well as to the aging mother of a pedophile), here Mr. Perrotta takes a simplistic character who on first appearances is easily dismissible and makes him hard not to like.

It started with an article on right-wing media lapdog Brent Bozell's Cybercast News Service, and quickly led to simplistic character assassination techniques with the NY Post comparing Robert Greenwald to a Nazi propagandist, and Bill O'Reilly "accusing" Robert of being "just to the right of Fidel Castro... just a ridiculous human being".

But if her book turns out to be anything like Lackberg's overblown potboiler, with its simplistic characters and stilted language (in Steven T. Murray's cotton-mouthed translation), Sweden's stellar literary reputation might be in trouble.

The space-war razzle-dazzle will appeal, and youngsters won't be turned off by simplistic characters who for all the movie's visual accomplishments, act and talk as if they belong in Saturday morning cartoons.

The stories avoid melodrama and feature relatively more simplistic characters than Final Fantasys Squall Leonhart or Tidus, a source of contention.

Anna Smith of Time Out London also commented that the film was too long and criticized the simplistic characters and dialog, but she called the film "slick" and stated that these criticisms could be overlooked because "it doesn't take itself too seriously".

But the causes of destructive substance use are rooted in issues far beyond the simplistic notions of character defects and "criminal tendencies".

Although complicated tasks may let dopamine responses appear complex, appropriate analysis in terms of TD error coding demonstrates their relatively simplistic and stereotyped character [ 4].

Not only does the narrator explain Danny's methods with unprovocative truisms, he also packages his characters in simplistic generalizations.

"Whiplash" is a classic Sundance script: the plot is so tight that it leaves out the story, the characters so simplistic that they leave out the people.