Sentence examples for simplistic thinker from inspiring English sources
It is the perfect antidote to the myth that Dworkin was a simplistic thinker — and writer — who thought that all sex was rape.
To write off Obama as a simplistic thinker or a pop conservative -- the political version of Bill Cosby -- is unfair and simplistic.
These and similar existential quandaries will be mulled over by a panel of humanists, historians, free thinkers and journalists, using George Lucas's simplistic, morally monochrome fairytale as a springboard for wider theological discourse.
"African literature suffered from some kind of ideological spasm in which the younger generation was bombarded by a sense of ideological duty, in other words it was bombarded with a very simplistic notion by leftist radical writers, very reformative revolutionary thinkers, that all literature is ideological and therefore writers must ensure that their writing illustrates progressive ideologies".
Other writers and thinkers have presented far more persuasive arguments than the simplistic one I offered.
In New York City in 1954 he was received warmly by students at Union Theological Seminary, a bastion of liberal Protestantism; nevertheless, the theologian Reinhold Niebuhr, a professor at Union and one of the leading Protestant thinkers of the 20th century, had little patience for Graham's simplistic preaching.
Many European thinkers, while acknowledging the depth of anti-Bush feeling, say it is simplistic and unfair.
The French polymath Pierre Bourdieu saw PIs as thinkers who are independent of those in power, critical of received ideas, demolishers of "simplistic either-ors" and respecters of "the complexity of problems".
Whatever the political failings of the Kyoto School thinkers may be, it is clear that certain crudely one-sided condemnations are at least as simplistic and misleading as are the occasional attempts of overzealous acolytes to whitewash everything they ever said or wrote.
