Sentence examples for simplistic point of 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".

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.

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.

Simplistic point and shoot will not result in excellent photography in the sports field – you must be across all the finer technical points of photography and know how to really work your camera.

A true global mindset requires moving beyond the simplistic starting point of taking an American idea and trying to transplant it "over there".

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.

(The Guardian described it as "simplistic to the point of vapidity").

Curtis also called Taney on his view of the past, which was simplistic to the point of being an ahistorical lie.