Sentence examples for simplistic clash from inspiring English sources
The stage at the conference brought together a diverse and passionate set of voices that determinedly rejected the simplistic "clash of civilizations" sort of discourse about religion that has dominated politics and political discourse of late.
Unfortunately, as the picture goes on, the haunting of Nash by figments of his troubled mind becomes a trifle simplistic and clashes with the perfunctory and sentimentalised course of his rehabilitation and acceptance by the academic world and the final accolade bestowed at Stockholm.
To all that one can add the mental trauma inflicted on innumerable soldiers and civilians touched by those wars, the global frenzy sparked by the generalised perception – however simplistic – of a clash of civilisations between Islam and the West and, at a more mundane but far-reaching level, the impact on travellers everywhere of increasingly severe airport security measures.
This phenomenon of "population shuffling" has been suggested based on ubiquitin (Smith et al, 2015) and is also consistent with the observation that simplistic model of clashes in CypA cannot classify two distinct states (van den Bedem et al, 2013).
But in both cases that's a simplistic view of history: the Clash were stars in America by 1980 along with other New Wave acts, and likewise electronic dance music made a series of incursions into the US pop charts over the last two decades, only to be returned each time to the underground.
The gigantic engines become the objective correlatives of the characters' clashing emotions, as the powerful imagery overcomes Wellman's enduring flaw: a simplistic, often inconsistent sense of character.
That, however, is simplistic.
