Sentence examples for simplistic interview from inspiring English sources

4282 was CMV-negative and his voice sounded almost put out by the simplistic interview process.

One of Mr. Nelson's lawyers, James E. Neuman, took issue during an interview with the cliché's simplistic notion that trials are centered on finding the truth.

While some said Dr. Librera's plans favored diagnostic tests over accountability measures, he said in an interview that that was too simplistic.

(Mr. Rosenfeld acknowledged as much in a recent interview.) But "King" is more simplistic than it needs to be, even with the supercharged animation of its star.

But, in an email interview, she called the dual loyalty charge "simplistic, not fact-based".

Blassingame concludes, "Uncritical use of the interviews will lead almost inevitably to a simplistic and distorted view of the plantation as a paternalistic institution where the chief feature of life was mutual love and respect between masters and slaves".

In an interview with the Independent, Mr Nelson described as simplistic the idea that only visible export earnings mattered.

An opponent of gun control, Mr. Ruger argued in a 1981 interview with The New York Times that restricting gun access was "a crudely simplistic approach" to crime.

Although seemingly simplistic, these considerations are key factors in the successful completion of quality interviews that yield positive experiences for each child.

It may seem simplistic but if you are explicit that you are suitable for the job role, then an interview is guaranteed.

In an interview with Just Jared, Rihanna explained the filming of the video and the video's simplistic theme, "It's really, really beautifully shot in these crazy, crazy, crazy places.