Sentence examples for simplistic opposition from inspiring English sources
In the early part of his career, he did not allow photographs of himself to be published, but such a simplistic opposition between the public and the private could not survive his philosophical scrutiny, and soon his image became familiar.
The establishment and practice of the humanized birth care model in a highly specialized hospital is thus a much greater goal than simplistic opposition to the medicalized birth care model and the technological supremacy associated with it.
But again and again, simplistic oppositions don't hold up.
Not surprisingly, Tory strategists have concluded that robust talk on the issue can win back voters from UKIP and confound the opposition Labour Party.That conclusion is foolishly simplistic.
Oreskes' piece focuses on the old school environmentalist support for 'natural' energy - solar, water and wind - and knee-jerk opposition to human-made nuclear, a values-based, simplistic and counter productive either-or dichotomy.
Opposition parties say the system is too crude and simplistic.
The leadership of the Labour party offers no substantive intellectual or political opposition, nor represents a potential governing coalition, nor, wedded to a bankrupt simplistic top-down statism, understands the complexities of these new times.
The depiction of the opposition within the international community to Israel's occupation policy as anti-Semitism is simplistic, provincial and superficial .Mr Baruch took a stinging swipe at the foreign ministry's efforts to change Israel's branding as a way of improving its international standing.
"The adoption of any of these could lead to a simplistic understanding of sectarianism in Scotland which serves to enhance the unhealthy and unhelpful 'them' and 'us' opposition".
Its simplistic purity obscures the complex messiness of real political problems, the greatest of which is that an effective opposition leader needs to command the support of the party in parliament.
