Sentence examples for simplistic explanations from inspiring English sources

One of the charms of Yuval Noah Harari's Sapiens is that it avoids such simplistic explanations.

However, it would be incorrect to accept overly simplistic explanations for this phenomenon.

It can be too easy when speaking of race, bias, stereotypes and inequality to arrive at simplistic explanations.

"Unlike a lot of today's business writers, Brooks didn't boil his work down into pat how-to lessons or simplistic explanations for success.

But the West's tendency to seek simplistic explanations is a weakness that Ms Hirsi Ali also shows she has been happy to exploit.

But the nasties saga should be taken seriously as a reminder that moral panics provide distractions and simplistic explanations for difficult social problems, and so laws made in response tend to be arbitrary or draconian.

Libération, the French daily, has a brilliant page of simple but not simplistic explanation on Le P'tit Libé.

I have never bought the simplistic explanation that Tony Blair simply made it all up.

The need to resurrect, on the other hand, is often down to a far more simplistic explanation: money.

That's an overly simplistic explanation, but teams change their snap counts to try to catch defenses jumping.

"And Maya took a very simplistic explanation of the problems between Sri Lanka's Sinhalese government and the Tamils.