Sentence examples for simplistic slogans from inspiring English sources

But ministers can, at least, turn the tide of ever-increasing numbers by abandoning the simplistic slogans of the past five years.

Madeleine Albright, the former secretary of state put up to respond on behalf of the Hillary Clinton campaign, claimed she had never seen so many "simplistic slogans, contradictions and misstatements" in one speech.

Moments before an intrepid Left-wing demonstrator who had succeeded in penetrating the tight security cordon actually dared to stand up and shout out some simplistic slogans like "Power To The Workers".

There is a serious debate going on about the future of humanitarian interventions, but the left have almost completely absented themselves from it, preferring to talk instead in simplistic slogans.

In recent months, both of these things have been overshadowed, partly by the scandal surrounding her e-mails and partly by Trump's big simplistic slogans: build a wall, keep out Muslims, get tough on China, and so on.

Mr Abbott, long dismissed as unelectable, has seen his hand much strengthened: his campaign was built on simplistic slogans about paying back debt, stopping boats of asylum-seekers and ending waste and he all but defeated Labor after just one term.

The mixed, complex character of Sino-American relations resists reduction to any simplistic slogan, whether "strategic partners" or "strategic competitors".

Rawnsley also told Pickles that, as party chairman, he has to take some responsiblity for the fact that his party "complacently" assumed it could squeeze the Lib Dems as an irrelevance and cruise into power on a simplistic slogan of change.

Economists will tell you that the only way we're really going to solve the deficit is to grow our way out of it, but this doesn't translate well into simplistic political slogans.

They have spent decades reducing complex ideas to simplistic bumper-sticker slogans and reciting those slogans endlessly until they form part of the common consciousness of the nation.

In other words, the business arena is a lot messier and more complex than the political arena which Fox News was able to polarize with simplistic pro-war slogans, personality baiting and and us versus them patriotically-correct deception.