Sentence examples for simplistic promises from inspiring English sources

In the past Mr Sarkozy has sometimes tried to win peace by making simplistic promises or by giving ground.

That is not something you will hear Paul Ryan talk about this week at the convention, nor any of the other lawmakers who make simplistic promises about the power of slashing government spending.

Such pressures may be, in part, why scientific priorities were historically driven by what turned out to be simplistic promises, such as a "gene" for autism [ 8, 38].

Mr. Obama mocked what he called their negative language and their simplistic, jingoistic promises.

We see now that one-by-one, many of the simplistic and tweeted promises responses of Donald Trump to many of the complex challenges of a twenty-first century "flat world" have been walked (or flung) back to square zero.

It is at times such as these, when old certainties are collapsing, that we are at our most vulnerable to manipulative stories that blame others and promise simplistic solutions.

A simplistic Republican gun-slinger who promised a return to the Reagan era of even greater wealth and military superiority.

The model is based on a rigorous assumption of piece-wise plane Poiseuille flow and a simplistic geometrical model, and shows promise to accurately predict the hydrodynamic conditions in both the Darcy and Forchheimer regimes, without a priori knowledge of the flow behaviour of the particular metallic foam.

There are some simplistic explanations like, "Oh, politicians never keep their promises".

62 This new work promises to move us beyond the rather simplistic assumption that bioethics was simply a product of civil rights politics, or the inherently problematic nature of new technologies.

It promises multilayered meanings, but delivers a straightforward pop melody, with simplistic lyrics like "Love is a drug and you are my cigarette/Love is addiction and you are my Nicorette".