Sentence examples for simplistic story from inspiring English sources

Sure, it's a simplistic story of sports overcoming racial divisions, but it's stirring nonetheless -- Saturday at 4 p.m. on WAM.

But the simplistic story of opposites is usefully questioned in Sid Lowe's Fear and Loathing in La Liga.

You then dismiss that as a "simplistic story line" but seem to agree that FSG did something uniquely well, which no one does now.

Liberals, though, have spent decades telling a more simplistic story, in which conservatives bear all the blame for stagnating middle-class wages and skyrocketing upper-class wealth.

(The victims organized and did something!) Celebration can even imperil the primary importance of an achievement, by turning it into a simplistic story about the triumph over adversity.

Anything but gothic, Sunrise is a rhapsodic, romantic work, and yet the simplistic story and its eventually conservative message were, typically for Murnau, secondary concerns.

It's disconnected from real history and reduced to simplistic stories.

But literature should go deeper — below the surface of conventional wisdom, beyond the simple (and simplistic) stories that nations like to tell themselves.

The country's politicians and media largely retreated into a comfort zone of believing the false, simplistic stories and ludicrous stereotypes, about football supporters and Liverpool itself.

They were curious movies to watch — a mishmash of a half-dozen other genres, from the musical to the melodrama, but they were united by their simplistic stories, usually involving clear heroes and villains, and their idealistic view of small-town, usually Bavarian, German life.

"Whatever happened around [that time] is far more complicated than the simplistic stories of cause and effect now appearing in the literature," he says.