Sentence examples for simplistic suggestion from inspiring English sources
Consider the simplistic suggestion from the chief justice that because "the citizens in the South are [no] more racist than citizens in the North" we can safely ignore evidence that Southern states still systematically discriminate against minorities.
Some will scoff at these simplistic suggestions and say they are unrealistic or that this isn't the government's problem.
We have to think about systems and organizations; A.I. is an enabler of dramatic change in how we wage war, and simplistic suggestions that computers are unemotional and won't kill out of anger miss the mark quite entirely.
He rejected as "too simplistic" the suggestion that Mr Balls's decision to commission the inspection was driven by party politics, and dismissed the allegation that he was improperly influenced by The Sun newspaper's petition in removing Ms Shoesmith from her post.
Some people felt the president's suggestion was a bit simplistic and hypocritical.
The term retained its earlier suggestion that such movies relied on formulaic plots, "stock" character types, and simplistic action or unsophisticated comedy.
French critics sometimes accuse him of being simplistic or overemphatic, and it is true that he had no use for nuance or suggestion.
The suggestion that Kielty's vocation was shaped by a need to laugh through his pain is both simplistic and misleading.
Authors' response: This suggestion will be followed in future studies; our current goal was to determine how a stripped-down, simplistic model behaves.
Campbell rejected the suggestion that the United States was pursuing a cold-war-style containment of China, saying that the notion was "simplistic and wrong".
