Sentence examples for simplistic fact from inspiring English sources
Formal schooling traditionally reinforces this lazy approach to how we explore ideas by plodding students through overly simplistic "fact v. opinion" worksheets.
It's crude, yes – almost laughably simplistic, in fact.
Which to me suggests that Mr. Auburn's work, derided by some as pat and simplistic, in fact has the complexity and depth to sustain varied interpretations.
But, in an email interview, she called the dual loyalty charge "simplistic, not fact-based".
Both apps are simplistic — minimalistic, in fact — in their design.
In their simplistic minds, the fact that I'm a Christian, that I believe in God's plan for marriage, means that I must hate gays and must hate to even be in their presence.
This view may be too simplistic and, in fact, walking may be a complex motor task that demands attention and is related to higher cognitive functions, such as executive function.
"Carnivàle" 's preoccupation with good and evil is, in fact, less simplistic than the promo would lead you to believe.
Hunt's simplistic approach ignores the fact that this is a much broader issue than just doctors' contracts.
A skeptic might allege that her story was "ripped from international headlines," but that simplistic analysis ignores the fact that human rights abuses are in the news because they afflict people around the world every day.
Superficial labels are easily and recklessly slapped on each of them then hyped as fact, not simplistic fiction.
