Sentence examples for simplistic characterization from inspiring English sources

A few Americans found fault with what they called the president's overly simplistic characterization of the struggle to come -- presenting it as a battle between good and evil, between the forces of freedom and the forces of fear.

The phrase, wrote Steve Cisler, a consultant in San Jose, Calif., who has written extensively on technology and privilege, is a demeaning and simplistic characterization of a complex problem.

The Washington Post has yet to correct its contention that the NSA and FBI are "tapping directly" into the servers of internet companies, though that simplistic characterization has been soundly denied by Google, Facebook, and others.

Yet this simplistic characterization overlooks the deeper structural changes the media has undergone in recent years, some of which I helped instigate.

It is easy for southerners to view privileged, progressive Yankees as limousine liberals, but Alabamian Brandy Ayers defies such simplistic characterization.

Washington must refrain from simplistic characterizations of the violence as a matter of ethnic cleansing or tribal conflict, when in fact the roots of the problem are political.

This isn't the first time Dallek, a prolific biographer of American presidents, has challenged simplistic characterizations of public men by delving into their private behavior.

But she can only shoulder so much shoddy plotting and simplistic characterizations before these problem spots start to detract from why this universe was attractive in the first place.

This paper moves beyond simplistic characterizations of user involvement to consider the benefits of engaging users in research and reflects on commonly asserted criticisms of such activity.

That statement is a simplistic and misleading characterization of public pension funding.

Moreover, these studies have only conducted a simplistic VO2 kinetics characterization by presenting the VO2 slow component as the unique kinetics parameter.