Sentence examples for simplistic to claim from inspiring English sources

Yet, it would be simplistic to claim that riparian sites held the monopoly of the developments described.

It is not that simplistic to claim that the stricter the oversight of grassroots governments, the better the effects of policy implementation will be.

In fact, Ford says, it's simplistic and wrongheaded to claim that very different social problems — from the overrepresentation of black men in prisons to the fact that the lines for women's restrooms are longer than those for men's — all involve bigotry that can be eradicated by making the bigots pay.

To claim these reports are solely due to last week's referendum would be overly simplistic.

Yoshino suggests that for King to claim that the arc of the moral universe bends of itself toward justice is simplistic, a belief that good things happen to good people, and it equals the idea in "Macbeth" that bad things happen to bad people.

But there's a huge jump from simplistic judgements about basic emotions, to claiming that you can infer someone's state of mind – let alone whether they might have a neurodevelopmental disorder.

But doctors say it is far too simplistic to conclude, as Mr. Christie claimed last fall, that "many orthopedic surgeons in this country made decisions predicated on how much money they could make — choosing which device to implant by going to the highest bidder".

It sounds simplistic to say, but it wasn't simplistic to those people.

This is a little simplistic, to say the least.

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

It's too simplistic to describe these images as "propaganda".