Sentence examples for simplistic connections from inspiring English sources

Whereas the authors' 1989 biography of Jackson Pollock, which inexplicably won the Pulitzer Prize, used reductive Freudianism to try to explain his art, this volume does its best to avoid drawing simplistic connections between van Gogh's galvanic work and his emotional difficulties.

Drawing a simplistic connection between mental illness and violence sends the wrong message about psychological disorders and stigmatizes millions of people who live with mental health conditions.

A simple connection is too simplistic - no extreme weather event can be tied directly to climate change because it might have occurred by chance in an unchanged climate.

Back then, there was no such thing as a high-speed internet connection, hence the need for simplistic, text-based website with no variations in font, typography, layout or visual content.

The connection between genomics, proteomics and metabolomics is evident in even the most simplistic of scientific models.

There's nothing modern or complex in the construction of the movie's flashbacks; the connections between Strayed's actions on the trail and her memories are triggered by simplistic associations.

How simplistic.

Simplistic, sure.

Again, overly simplistic.

The logic is simplistic.

"It's so simplistic.