Sentence examples for simplistic though from inspiring English sources

He is not simplistic, though, not ever.

These days it seems tame, even simplistic, though it adds a welcome sense of historical perspective to the selection.

Critics of Hollywood often complain that its indictment of business is knee-jerk and simplistic (though at the moment filmmakers might well describe their attacks as prescient).

Some economists thought that solution might border on the simplistic, though they said unfreezing the credit market for established businesses was essential for the health of the recovery.

In his acceptance speech, Attenborough said: "Gandhi believed if we could but agree, simplistic though it be, that if we do not resort to violence then the route to solving problems would be much different than the one we take".

Many of the scenes are crude and rambling the film's original cut ran nearly four hours and Easy Rider can easily be viewed as a period piece, albeit a significant one, that reflected simplistic, though common, perceptions of the day, with everything countercultural or mainstream deemed either good or evil, respectively.

ProjectVoteSmart provides an interactive guide (though a bit simplistic) through which students can see which candidates align with their views on particular issues.

Beyond the simplistic interface though is an impressive array of settings — you can muck around with ISO, white balance, timer, scene modes, face detection, and even the review duration for recently snapped photos.

That was too simplistic for Thames Water, though, for soon afterwards it sent another bill, this time for £200.

Now they are turning to risks from within the system, and how they can become amplified in combination.Cheap as chips, and just as bad for youIt would, though, be simplistic to blame the crisis solely, or even mainly, on sloppy risk managers or wild-eyed quants.

"McCain's message, though simplistic, played well with independents.