Sentence examples for simplistic people from inspiring English sources

This makes "General Orders No. 9," for all its sheen of sophistication, rather simplistic: people bad, nature good.

When these protesters turned to smashing nearby storefronts, I saw many of their fellow protesters rushing forth to block their path: "No, no!" Which of these are the "Ferguson protesters" that simplistic people refer to?

The results show that, for the type of task used (which, by real life construction design standard, are rather simplistic in nature), people collaborating using computer mediated communication, at worst are as effective as people working face to face and are probably actually slightly more effective.

Early in my clinical training I had simplistic notions: "help people change how they think and they will feel better," or "help people express what they feel and they will feel better".

His writing isn't as simplistic as some people make out.

One, the well-meaning but simplistic pronouncement that people with Down syndrome are "sweet and loving angels".

Meanwhile Paterson trots out the simplistic line that people who are anti GM are responsible for children going blind.

"I fell into it and I thought that six-second videos seemed very simplistic, but what people did in those six seconds was fascinating.

But a simplistic "bad elites/good people" narrative is a false dichotomy grounded in wishful thinking and a reluctance to face some bitter truths.

The simplistic notion that people will fly to the dollar as a "safe haven" is put into question by the country's increasingly surreal indebtedness to foreign lenders.

The Time to Change report highlights that they can still get it wrong through overly simplistic portrayals of people with mental health problems and the misinformation they convey about medication.