Sentence examples for simplistic side from inspiring English sources

On the simplistic side are all the books that are being pushed on me because I browsed the Amazon listings for "True Grit," the Charles Portis novel that inspired the new movie, and the best-selling first volume of the "Autobiography of Mark Twain".

Moa said that "I've chosen to record an acoustic version of the album because I believe in the vulnerable, simplistic side of music and writing.

Price described the mutual contempt that existed between journalists and political PRs, blaming the simplistic narratives that each side tried to impose on the other, as well as the laziness of journalists who relied on the spin-doctors to interpret politics for them.

I have no further listening for the naïve and simplistic voices on either side of this argument.

This has meant less investment in journalistic quality and a greater emphasis on entertainment; an unwillingness to undertake reporting that might offend sensibilities or advertisers; and a tendency to pander to simplistic thinking on both sides of the political aisle.

She believes the polarisation of the two sides is simplistic and that, actually, no one is looking far enough below the surface.

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Kinninmont said it was simplistic to blame just one side in the crisis.

If she escapes the simplistic "slut from the wrong side of the iron curtain" label, she may still be branded a conniving Mata Hari-type.

Although the quality goes from side-splitting to simplistic, the show on the whole provides a happy evening for those who yearn for the lighter side of the news and derive pleasure from seeing the mighty made ridiculous.

In a report on Saturday, Transparency International, which describes itself as an anti-corruption organisation, blamed both sides for presenting "simplistic programmes" for increased social spending.