Sentence examples for simplistic premises from inspiring English sources

They can suffer from simplistic premises and too many corny jokes, but his characters are always richly, sympathetically drawn.

This is a simplistic premise and only applicable to simple production situations.

Yet I love Bar Rescue and its wildly simplistic premise: The host, Jon Taffer, a bullish "bar expert" and the "sixth member of the Nightclub Hall of Fame" goes into a different failing bar each week and tries to turn the place around.

Yet I love Bar Rescue and its wildly simplistic premise: The host, Jon Taffer, a bullish "bar expert" and the "sixth member of the Nightclub Hall of Fame" (which I'm pretty sure he invented), goes into a different failing bar each week and tries to turn the place around.

Neil's illness — a gift to Apted, if a trial to Neil — shows the limitations of the original show's simplistic sociopolitical premise, and it underscores the series' actual accomplishment: revealing the gradual development of ordinary lives in all their extraordinary complexity.

The basic premise (in very simplistic terms) that Laurence J. Peter formulated was that when candidates are selected for a position based on their performance in their current role, rather than on their abilities relevant to the intended role, eventually that employee will be promoted to a job in which they cannot perform effectively and will have risen "to the level of their incompetence".

Philosophers including Emmanuel Levinas have argued since the Holocaust against a simplistic moral calculus founded on the premise of perpetrator and victim: bystanders have ethical obligations as well, which is why many places have enacted "Good Samaritan" laws.

However this assumption is simplistic.

The premise is simple, if not simplistic: "The core of the Earth has stopped spinning," says Keyes Mr. Eckhartt), a hunky geophysicist with the meticulously tousled head of an alternative pop star.

Perhaps this premise sounds a little juvenile and simplistic to you!

It sounds simplistic, but each of us have experienced this fundamental premise in our nations.