Sentence examples for simplistic portrait from inspiring English sources
I myself don't accept this somewhat simplistic portrait of his life from childish imagination to adult realism….
Two tales in "Pulse" give us simplistic portraits of unpleasant, controlling men.
20 Consideration of multiperspective paediatric mental health data may be helpful in counteracting the tendency to paint overly simplistic reductionist portraits that serve only to gratify journalistic and public appetite for vilification.
"Penn's article had nothing to do with the 40-year, trillion dollar failure that is the 'war on drugs' – it was instead a brutally simplistic and unfortunately sympathetic portrait of a mass murderer," Winslow wrote.
Winslow, whose novels include The Power of the Dog and The Cartel, called Penn's interview with Guzmán "horribly misguided", saying that it "had nothing to do with the 40-year, trillion-dollar failure that is the 'war on drugs' – it was instead a brutally simplistic and unfortunately sympathetic portrait of a mass murderer", and that "Guzmán was never called to answer the hard questions".
"Biographies here tend to be simplistic, veering from hagiography to portrait of the devil as a young man," said Robert Bookman, a top literary agent at Creative Artists Agency.
In 16th-century Europe, the idea of the portrait was anything but simplistic or trusting.
In addition to editing out the interviewer's questions, each 15-minute portrait tends to eliminate all but the most obvious and simplistic ideas from what the artists have to say about their work.
To my mind, there was nothing simplistic, either, about the lead character in Jumpy; as played by Tamsin Greig, she was a complex, rounded portrait of a woman facing a very real crisis in her marriage.
