Sentence examples for simplistic proposals from inspiring English sources

So instead he ran as the pure Republican id: the simplistic proposals (part-time Congress!); the silly rhetoric ("I'm not ashamed to admit that I'm a Christian, but you don't need to be in the pew every Sunday to know there's something wrong in this country when gays can serve openly in the military but our kids can't openly celebrate Christmas or pray in school"); the full-bore Texan shtick.

Early, simplistic proposals assumed a deterministic attenuation of the radio signal power over the transmission distance.

He and his aides must refuse to be seduced by simplistic proposals that, while wrapped in the language of peace and the two-state solution, will result in the opposite.

Hess and Petrilli worried about overpromising by reformers, who were "touting simplistic, slipshod proposals that are likely to end in spectacular failures".

Innocent families continue to live in fear, waiting for the public will for systemic change to catch up with their reality, while politicians offer simplistic, reactionary proposals that will do nothing other than perhaps garner a little attention in the next news cycle.

He has hired a staff of 30 policy experts and consultants and has issued a raft of simplistic, poll-tested proposals -- like a 10percentt cut in the state bureaucracy and automobile insurance rates and hiring 10,000 more police officers -- and he promises to carry them out without any mention of tax increases.

Sure, America and the free world need to find answers to home grown radical Islamic terrorism and global networks of terror, but the answer cannot be the simplistic and bigoted proposals of Donald Trump.

Washington's UN ambassador John Bolton dismisses the proposals as "simplistic".

The Police Federation, which represents rank-and-file officers in England and Wales, dismissed Mann's call as "simplistic" and said the proposals would lead to an unrealistic drain on limited police time.

Much as he favored tax cuts and spending reductions, he drew a line at supporting zealots in the House of Representatives like Jack Kemp and Newt Gingrich, explaining to himself why he thought their economic proposals were simplistic.

This can cause disciplinary peers and others who dwell on narrow details to find the characterization (i.e., in a grant proposal) unacceptably simplistic.