Sentence examples for simplistic like from inspiring English sources

William Eggleston's Guide was, says Parr, 'lambasted at the time for being crude and simplistic, like Robert Frank's Americans before it, when in fact, it was both alarmingly simple and utterly complex.

It sounds simplistic, like Scoble publishing his phone number on his blog.

Quite a change from Bush's simplistic pronouncements like, "They hate us for our freedom," no?

There are some simplistic explanations like, "Oh, politicians never keep their promises".

The images of the big cats fit in nicely with the simplistic, Wikipedia-like snippets of South African history and culture, spoken by cast members.

When we look at the visual language through which the smart city is represented, it is typically with simplistic, child-like rounded edges and bright colours.

The commercial motivation corrupts the very entity it is supposed to serve… To save the city, we may have to destroy it… When we look at the visual language through which the smart city is represented, it is typically with simplistic, child-like rounded edges and bright colours.

The segment portrays Chinese immigrants as simplistic, child-like, superstitious and non rational.

Conservatives seem to love America in a simplistic, child-like way.

The anatomy points to a complex mechanism rather than a simplistic (piston-like) motion of the malleus, as proposed by Nummela and her colleagues [29].

"It has emphasized how different comets are from one another and how understanding them is a much more complex problem than the rather simplistic approach I like to normally take," said Michael F. A'Hearn, Epoxi's principal investigator.