Sentence examples for simplistic i from inspiring English sources

JUDITH THURMAN: No, it is not simplistic, I think that if you are forced to describe things for someone else, it sharpens your senses.

The new policy no longer allows any room for a simplistic "I know it when I see it" approach to who counts as a female athlete.

As the books became popular beyond imagining — as news reports credited them for a rebirth of reading among kids, even as critics attacked them as poorly written and simplistic — I also became a defender.

John Zuill, Bermuda: Allow a reader to quibble: The idea that personality cannot alter history is simplistic I agree, but Arafat was very much a product of his time.

But what happened in this city in the 105 hours after the explosions is an example of the very best of law enforcement, and without being cliche or overly simplistic, I think we can explore that in this film".

It would be insulting to dismiss their style as simplistic – I know for a fact that you don't play so vibrantly without a great deal of thought – but it's true to say that the Japanese did away with many of the complications imposed on the modern game by coaches armed with a battery of computer programmes spewing out torrents of data.

I know it sounds simplistic, but I've been working with people this way for years". Hay said that eight years ago doctors in New York said she had cervical cancer and had to have an operation.

It may sound simplistic, but I write the poems I write because they're the themes that matter most to me.

It's simplistic how I'm putting it, I know but lets face it, hatred is so infectious and it's so difficult to remain positive during times when loved ones are killed and politicians use uncertainty to promote their agendas.

I'm sure the comparison is simplistic but I don't believe it's entirely inaccurate either.

"I don't want to sound simplistic, but I think a smaller couch with fewer throw pillows would help this marriage a lot".