Sentence examples for simplistic stance from inspiring English sources
Matthew Huntbach London SW9 It was disappointing to see Archbishop Tutu take such a crude and simplistic stance on Blair and Iraq.
These warnings suggest a high degree of frustration at the UN Conference on Trade and Development (Unctad) at the simplistic stance of global and national institutions at a time when the richer developed nations stand on the precipice of another recession, with every likelihood that should they fall, they will drag the less developed nations down with them.
"Unflinching incomprehension" seems the right phrase for the way Americans watched the events of 9/11, and also for our country's simplistic, war-justifying stance toward complicated geopolitics.
For the GOP, the motivation behind their pro-Keystone stance could be as simplistic as "Drill, baby, drill" even though it's not American oil; it won't be sucked up by an American oil company; the American construction jobs aren't going to last forever; and the American refineries are getting work anyway.
Moreover, they warn that attempts to explain the suffering of women in developing countries in simplistic terms often tend to reproduce a "colonial stance" toward the global South.
It would be simplistic to think as Sutherland espouses that taking an Anti War stance will protect against tyranny.
The victims' addresses were "terrifically overwhelming," said Bishop Gerald A. Gettelfinger of Evansville, Ind., who has been among a significant minority of bishops who has resisted the zero-tolerance approach as simplistic, and said after listening to the speakers that he might re-evaluate his stance.
