Sentence examples for simplistic to call from inspiring English sources

I think it's too simplistic to call them sexist.

It would be simplistic to call it a broadsheet Daily Mail but, hey, let's do it anyway.

I would say that male members of my board suffer similar problems: I think both sexes are affected equally and it is simplistic to call it a women's phenomena.

It seems simplistic to call America's immigration policies flat-out racist, but Trump isn't giving us much of a choice.

He said it was simplistic to call Robinson African American, saying he had a mixed, complex heritage like many in the United States.

However, while our review accentuates the need for further research investigating depression treatment in first generation immigrants, we recognize that it is simplistic to merely call for further research to extend on the current body of knowledge.

It's simplistic and wrong to call oxytocin a 'moral' molecule".

"To call this a crime is too simplistic," Mr. Leach said of Dr. Tiller's death.

I think what everybody is discovering is that to call elections "democracy" and to leave it at that is simplistic and even potentially dangerous.

It would be easy to call Fresh Off the Boat the "Asian Black-ish" but that's a little too simplistic.

Two recent moments have brought to mind Chief Justice John Roberts's simplistic description of a Supreme Court justice as an umpire who confines himself to calling balls and strikes.