Sentence examples for simplistic point from inspiring English sources

It said: "Many of the people who will form the new government have been outside of government policy circles for a long time, and they may have a simplistic point of view on CT [counter-terrorism] issues".

"From a simplistic point of view, we've gone from a market nine months ago that was trying to look ahead and assume the best, to a market looking a foot ahead and assume the worst".

What has happened, he and other regional analysts said, is that the use of the term "terrorist" has become a simplistic point, counterpoint offensive of its own, reflecting the growing influence of radicalism on both sides.

This is why, as Professor Gee put it, some of today's serious games reflect a simplistic point of view — like America's Army, the military's hit game that puts players in a soldier's boots, or Under Ash, a Syrian-made game that has you play as a Palestinian fighter.

"There are of course cases where people are looking at it from a simplistic point of view," Mr Faida says of those firms distancing themselves.

From a rather simplistic point of view, the observation that several different mechanisms of drug resistance exhibit a common theme of epigenetic regulation indicates that future studies analyzing the significance of cancer-specific miRNA-mediated chromatin remodeling may identify novel targets for therapeutic intervention.

Then as Reagan came to power, he turned to making large-scale photomontages that often labour simplistic points.

The president and his advisers obviously still believe that the constant repetition of several simplistic points will hypnotize the American people into forgetting the original question.

Some researchers have already used the autobiographies to make simplistic points about miserable only children, taking a statement such as "I was lonely because I was an only child" at face value, rather than considering other factors.

Of course issues remain – the club are currently on target to record one of the lowest points-per-game averages for any club in a 22 game season – but it is simplistic to point the finger solely at that strange period in 2009 when some fans actively cheered against their own side (although this practice isn't limited to the AFL).

If students behave poorly because they don't respect the teacher or value their time in school, that's not something that will be fixed by a simplistic virtual point system — it will be either ignored or resented by the majority of students.