With only minimal publicity, the play, however simplistic, has developed a huge following among people who come to see it again and again (2 20).
Add Giacometti's bronze arm ("La Main"), cast in 1948 and sold for $25.84, nearly 50 percent above the high estimate, and there can be little doubt that expressiveness, no matter how simplistic, has become the winning card at auction.
Also, the impression that America could not beat an infinitely weaker enemy, though simplistic, has dented its image of invincibility and thus encouraged foes.Financial constraints make it harder to repair the damage done by the wars of the past 12 years.
The word simplistic has appeared in 240 New York Times articles in the past year, including on July 2 in "Networking in the Groves of Academe" by D. D. Guttenplan: And what does Cass Business School expect from Ms. Hobsbawm's appointment?
This approach, while simplistic, has several advantages: 1) it reflects the actual behavior of the data in the study, including the correlation between variables; and 2) it is simple to understand, and not dependent on statistical tests of significance which are affected by sample size and the innate variation in measurements.
The first, while somewhat simplistic, is having nothing to hide.
The magazine highlighted that his unadorned and simplistic regalia has made him approachable unlike previous pontiffs.
Ramsey's deliberately simplistic model has been much improved upon, though the core idea remains.
These simplistic headlines have greeted a less than flattering assessment of how DfID approaches corruption in the countries it supports.
Simplistic souls have cast this final — at Japan's national stadium in Yokohama City, just outside Tokyo — as Lionel Messi versus Neymar.
