Sentence examples for simplistic generalizations from inspiring English sources

Not only does the narrator explain Danny's methods with unprovocative truisms, he also packages his characters in simplistic generalizations.

And there is some self-mocking in the scenes of Americans making simplistic generalizations about the French.

With one role player in traditional Arab dress depicting "what a Middle Eastern terrorist would be like," we can only fear what other simplistic generalizations are brainwashing these future guardians of America.

But because one must sometimes fall victim to the desire to make a point with overly simplistic generalizations, I'll fall back on one just now.

Those who acknowledge the reality of the trans condition will also accept the obvious point that these simplistic generalizations don't square with observed experience.

This type of projection leads to many simplistic generalization but they are the core of American political thought.

This reluctant statement is a simplistic generalization.

In a simplistic generalization, unbundling would remove the subsidization of pay TV, banishing the requirement for every pay TV subscriber to bear the cost of content that only a portion of the subscriber base actually wants and consumes, e.g., sports content, typically the most expensive channels.

However, this simplistic generalization does not hold in many cases depending on how the pieces are arranged, either side may be able to fight back on the flank where they are theoretically weaker.

Like their animal counterparts, plant mitochondrial genomes generally are characterized as circular chromosomes [ 1] (barring notable exceptions, e.g., [ 2, 3]) that contain a variable number of genes interspersed within non-coding DNA; however, this simplistic generalization belies the dynamic and complex nature of plant mitochondrial genomes [ 4].

Such dry, over-simplistic generalizations do not accurately represent what the people of the United States feel specifically.