Sentence examples for simplistic left from inspiring English sources

Stone's confrontation with myth should be embraced, yet I don't think this simplistic Left vs. Right dichotomy, while making good drama, is helpful.

Our national conversation on race, said Mr. Holder, "is too often simplistic and left to those on the extremes who are not hesitant to use these issues to advance nothing more than their own narrow self-interest".

By framing the debate in an over-simplistic narrative of left vs right, Grayling is trying to distract us from the real purpose of judicial review: it is about ensuring public bodies and the Government are subject to, rather than, above the law.

None of those problems is answered with the simplistic cry: "Move to the left!" When Labour triumphed in Scotland in the past it was because it had the knack of appealing to both its traditional supporters and more middle-class voters.

Some of the commentary on the European left was just as simplistic.

What I play is quite simplistic because I can only use my left hand.

A close associate of Mr. Olmert's said both left and right were overly simplistic in their understandings of his shift.

There are those on the European (and sometimes on the American) left that have moved into a simplistic, black-and-white worldview governed by what I call SLES, short for 'Standard Left Explanatory System'.

Like Hitchens, from a very young age my political sympathies have largely fallen under the umbrella of "the Left;" one half of the tedious, overly simplistic division of the political spectrum.

Her critics argue that this is simplistic and naïve, but she has buoyed many on the left who are critical of President Obama's economic policies and advisers for being excessively influenced by Wall Street.

This isn't a small argument, and it goes beyond our current simplistic ideological dialogue in which there are only two perspectives: left and right.