Sentence examples for simplistic interpretation of from inspiring English sources

A simplistic interpretation of Fanon's work brought him and others to believe that mestiço intellectuals were too far from the people, and should accept black African leadership.

But whatever is the reason for the overly simplistic interpretation of the Tinbergen separation principle, it is no longer tenable going forward.

Your claim that terrorists in South Asia, like the group said to be headed by Osama bin Laden, are "motivated less by political grievances than by religion and ideology" is a simplistic interpretation of regional politics.

His defeat accordingly contributed to a distorted, because grossly simplistic, interpretation of the vote nationwide, as a revolt by the rural poor against a government that favoured the urban elite.

An analysis of simulations based on structures restrained by experimental φ-values is necessary to yield this result, which is not obvious from a simplistic interpretation of individual φ-values.

Not all imagined pasts are as crude as, say, the one in "The Turner Diaries," the white supremacist fantasy that inspired the murderous violence of Timothy McVeigh; one could easily envision an equally disturbing political movement based on a simplistic interpretation of the writings of Leo Tolstoy, who became an agrarian pacifist.

But Rivera's reputation later sagged because simplistic interpretations of his work failed to understand the reach of his curiosity and philosophical interests, Mr. Coronel said.

In contrast, when leaders lack curiosity, they will have a high need for closure, which will result in a tendency to make categorical, and overly simplistic, interpretations of reality, driven by their general discomfort with ambiguity and uncertainty.

The philosopher who responds negatively to her work finds many biased and simplistic interpretations of philosophers and philosophical doctrines, including her claim that she is the first to consistently defend a morality of rational self-interest, all other philosophers having defended either altruism or mysticism (Pojman 1995).

The adherence to Violence is exemplified by the Republican insistence on simplistic interpretations of the Second Amendment.

For long, anthropologists have recognized problems with too simplistic interpretations of patterns of genetic variation at a macro-scale and called for more local studies.