Sentence examples for simplistic public from inspiring English sources

More people are identifying as transgender – 10% more each year, according to Home Office figures – which goes way beyond the simplistic public understanding of "gender bending" trans women and men, and takes in the non-binary too.

Abu Dis epitomizes a reality usually obscured in the simplistic public debate about Jerusalem and its fate: Just as the village is integrated with the Jerusalem area geographically, economically and socially, East Jerusalem itself is entwined with the West Bank.

Dr. Weast called for a better understanding that the new standardized tests, which are being increasingly used across the country, are a needed but limited tool for curriculum and quality control, one that can be abused by the simplistic "public display" of relative rankings.

Evidence continues to grow that inherent limitations of mammography combined with the significant harms of aggressive screening are cause for caution rather than promotion of simplistic public health messages on pink prescription lids.

In his speech to the Labour party conference this week, he criticised what he sees as a Conservative belief in trickle-down economics and a simplistic "public-bad, private-good" ideology.

Notably, the literature in this area has moved beyond simplistic characterisations of public opposition and towards nuanced, qualitative studies which grapple with the complexities of public opinions and responses.

This isn't the first time Dallek, a prolific biographer of American presidents, has challenged simplistic characterizations of public men by delving into their private behavior.

And as someone who has poked fun at overly-simplistic analyses by public intellectuals in the past, I should avoid descending into Thomas Friedman-ism.

At its core, it's a simplistic, neoliberal idea: that public services can be run as if they were profit-making businesses.

In the early part of his career, he did not allow photographs of himself to be published, but such a simplistic opposition between the public and the private could not survive his philosophical scrutiny, and soon his image became familiar.

And, from those test scores the news media, politicians, and the general public reach simplistic conclusions about the effectiveness of public education.