Sentence examples for simplistic just from inspiring English sources

It is easy yet simplistic just to point the finger at health insurers.

It is simplistic just to offer the statistics of Jacques Kallis as evidence alone that not only was he by far and away the best all-rounder of his generation but the finest of them all.

Dr Julian Cooper, head of food science at AB Sugar, told the BBC: "It's quite simplistic just to demonise one ingredient to the exclusion of all others.

His face here is quite simplistic, just a couple of lines here or there, but it's Warnock.

Who can forget Nancy Reagan sitting in classrooms and all over our television sets with her simplistic "Just Say No" campaign?

Despite decades of DARE programs with the simplistic "Just Say No" message, 44percentt of teenagers will try marijuana before they graduate and nearly 75percentt will drink alcohol.

It sounds a bit simplistic but I just went for it, working every day around my job until I was finished.

He forcefully rejected what he saw as not just simplistic but inherently apologetic attempts to reduce responsibility for Germany's disaster to the ideology, intentions and actions of Hitler and his immediate underlings.

And by unhappiness I mean feeling bad and wishing things were different". It is not just simplistic, but actually alarming that, by his own definition, unhappiness – "feeling bad and wishing things were different" – stands as a description of the mentally ill.

"The problem is real, but I think it's simplistic to just say the only solution is the medical malpractice bill the House passed.

This may be just as sweepingly simplistic but it's a lot more sympathetic to both genders and, as a result, a more fun viewing experience.