Sentence examples for simplistic to blame from inspiring English sources

It is too simplistic to blame obesity merely on lack of willpower.

It would, of course, be simplistic to blame last August's riots on a single cause.

It is also too simplistic to blame Bush's failed reelection bid on his broken tax pledge.

Of course, it's simplistic to blame one property developer for a national crisis.

Kinninmont said it was simplistic to blame just one side in the crisis.

The water-cooler talk that week was converging on agreement that it was simplistic to blame the attacks on Islam.

Even if we were to imagine that the social workers were in some crudely simplistic sense to "blame" for such a death, no one deserves such treatment.

Maybe that's one tiny piece of the puzzle, but I think it's a lot more about self-esteem and self-love and control, so it's too simplistic to just blame it on models who are skinny.

Compared to being in a neutral mood, for example, being in an angry mood leads us to make more simplistic, irrational decisions, to blame others when things go wrong, and to make overly optimistic risk estimates, according to Harvard Kennedy School of Government professor Jennifer S. Lerner.

The Dark Age of Banking reaches its twelfth anniversary today, November 4. It would be simplistic and unfair to blame the near collapse of the global financial system on the Financial Modernization Act, signed into law on November 4 , 1999 repealing Glass-Steagall.

Many people have been led by simplistic rhetoric and manipulated statistics to blame the EU for their problems, linking immigration from Europe to a lack of jobs and economic instability at home.