Sentence examples similar to simplistic inquiry from inspiring English sources
At no single point in the process does a scientist formulate a hypothesis about the entirety of the phylogenetic tree, perform a specific test, then either accept or reject the hypothesis, in the manner suggested by simplistic pictures of scientific inquiry.
MPs lambasted the Press Complaints Commission, describing its inquiry into the phone-hacking allegations as "simplistic, surprising and a further failure of self-regulation".
These discussions, and what he says elsewhere about observation and inquiry, show that Mill is not the simplistic phenomenalist and foundationalist that he is often made out to be.
Following the riots in England in August 2011, Miliband called for a public inquiry into the events, and insisted society had "to avoid simplistic answers".
"We did better at rebuilding the fabric of our country than the ethic of our country". He urged the prime minister set up a public inquiry in the next few days, adding: "We have got to avoid simplistic answers.
When the care inquiry was launched in October, chair of the inquiry and chief executive of the Fostering Network Robert Tapsfield said the simplistic view that adoption and fostering was always the right option for children must be avoided.
Again, overly simplistic.
