Sentence examples for simplistic rhetoric from inspiring English sources

These insecure men are drawn to the simplistic rhetoric of Roosh and bolster his work with their outrage.

Both Russians and the west have engaged in rather simplistic rhetoric about what is really taking place in Ukraine.

The lack of nuance in our understandings of global cultures reflects the overly simplistic rhetoric of our media sources that feed us this information.

But her simplistic rhetoric, and the anti-European Thatcher myth fostered since she lost power, have framed, and diminished, the European debate in Britain ever since.

It's an excellent piece a bracing and complex tonic to the increasingly bellicose and simplistic rhetoric that is starting to sound drearily familiar.

To do this we need to move beyond the simplistic rhetoric that lotteries offer a fairer means of deciding school places.

It goes beyond simplistic anti-war rhetoric, flits between perspectives and conflicts and time, and wrestles with the fact that being aware of one's Englishness is to know its blood-soaked history.

There is a new sense of wanting to be Indian, and Hindu, in India's young that is very different from the simplistic Hindu nationalist rhetoric we saw two decades ago.

Such rhetoric is simplistic and relies on a facile dichotomy that pits the meat of everyday life against the bloodless abstractions of history.

The offensiveness here is not that he used an image associated slavery but that he subjected his audience to rhetoric as simplistic and reductive as anything Mitt Romney writes on his whiteboard.

President Roosevelt rejected "horse-in-buggy" definitions and simplistic "right or left" rhetoric of the Court as being "first-year high-school language".