Sentence examples for simplistic discussion from inspiring English sources

Of course, who actually serves in the next Congress could depend on the more simplistic discussion of fiscal issues now dominating the airwaves in campaign commercials.

The appalling hypocrisy of American behaviour is that it is chiefly, if not solely, motivated by economic schemes to secure Central Asian oil and gas, not to mention Iraqi reserves at more favourable rates.Laviero MancinelliDaly City, CaliforniaSIR – I am surprised and disappointed by your simplistic discussion of a possible American invasion of Iraq.

Content- or context-sensitive networks will be needed, taking us far beyond today's sometimes simplistic discussions about "net neutrality".

In our standard political discussions, the simplistic and false notion -- obviously accepted by CNN -- drives the discussion: Fadlallah is an Evil Hezbollah Terrorist!!, and Nasr probably is as well given the "respect" she expressed for him during his death.

However, this recommendation is overly simplistic and our results and discussions indicate: 1. Different methods have different assumptions and applicability as we have summarized above.

This interpretation is overly simplistic as the committee's discussions and rationales for its votes may be highly informative to DMEP deliberations and have greater importance than the votes (8).

When the research team met to evaluate the resulting themes and issues, they were forced to conclude that the first draft of the model (the framework guiding the discussions) was overly simplistic, causing ambiguities in coding and occasionally precluding coding altogether.

He spoke insightfully about the complexity of dealing with Iran, moving the discussion beyond the tedious and simplistic argument over whether to meet with certain foreign leaders.

But there is a concern that, actually, public discussion will be dominated by familiar simplistic refrains - the answer to crime is "bobbies on the beat" or "zero-tolerance" or simply "more police".

Even the Book Club discussions themselves were not necessarily as simplistic as her critics have made them out to be.

From reading articles and comments and taking part in various private discussions, this seems to me too simplistic an analysis.