Sentence examples for simplistic that from inspiring English sources

Last year, though, offered a painful reminder of how simplistic that campaign theme was.

To say the World Cup has allowed Germany to love itself again would be overly simplistic: that process has been a long one at whose difficulties we can largely only guess.

If it all sounds rather simplistic, that's because it is.

The setup is so simplistic that you almost find yourself waiting for subversive satire, which never comes.

Last month, an organization in Washington used unverified data to make the case nationally — despite detractors contending that the analysis was "simplistic" — that the university is run inefficiently.

"Whiplash" is a classic Sundance script: the plot is so tight that it leaves out the story, the characters so simplistic that they leave out the people.

"As simplistic as that is, that's our approach.

That simplistic notion — that there may be just a few key places to intervene in the tangled web of controls that sets a person's weight — seems just that: simplistic.

The simplistic example that comes to mind is this: The White House announces that the sky is falling.

But the piece is not quite as simplistic as that may sound.

It's a simplistic theory that avoids delving into the man's character at all.