Sentence examples for simplistic reference from inspiring English sources
Judge Sand, in the court filing, observed that in the bombing case, deciding who makes decisions between a defendant and his lawyers "is an extremely sensitive one which cannot be resolved by a simplistic reference" to legal standards of the American Bar Association, which he said "make no reference to a defendant's religious belief".
To his credit, he refuses to follow the current fashion for explaining Labour's defeat through simplistic and populist references to immigration.
In spite of the few inevitable minor errors, over simplistic statements, omissions and mismatched references here and there, I learned much more than I could criticize from this 564 page book.
It is simplistic to present his social media activity as a character reference, and deeply insulting if it's presented as ironic.
If there is a closely-related reference genome available, alignment-based assembly is a simplistic way to perform assembly of personal genomes.
In these circumstances, simplistic isolation of pure cell types and their use as references may generate additional ungovernable influences on study outcomes.
He has always rejected any simplistic labelling of people, and his work is constantly peppered with references to earlier economists whom he respects for their views, regardless of the ideological camps which form around them.
But these approaches seem too simplistic because they remain largely focused on the individual, with very few references to the economic, social and political context in which he acts.
Margaret Raymond Thee "identity" issue has inherent in it the simplistic assumption that all legal questions are clear and straightforward, and can be decided without any reference to experience or background.
IS fighters linked to the UK began referencing language and imagery from video war games such as Call of Duty, making simplistic claims about "respawning" in heaven - meaning starting the game again.
