Sentence examples for simplistic to describe from inspiring English sources

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

And it would be simplistic to describe Stephens as a narrowly English writer.

It may sound simplistic to describe Democrats as the party that wants to tax the rich and help the poor, and Republicans as the party that wants to keep taxes and social spending as low as possible.

Azadeh PourzandCambridge, Massachusetts Italian elections The International Herald Tribune is of course entitled to its opinion on Italian regional elections or on anything else, but the fact that the editorial "Italian Split" (April 3-4) used words like "racist," "primitive" and "simplistic" to describe the Northern League betrays a woefully short-sighted approach.

But he says it's too simplistic to describe home schooling as a religious movement.

Though it would be overly simplistic to describe Tymoshenko as anti-Russian and pro-Western, she advocates taking a far tougher line on the country's relationship with the Kremlin and Gazprom than the incumbent Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych.

Although dilation following the z axis is a simplistic way to describe how a sample swells, it enlightens the importance of the structure's microscopic distribution, as thickness in itself does not totally explain the observed evolution of scattering.

While a simple two-phase growth model is too simplistic to fully describe African population history, it is interesting to note that a more complex model incorporating an ancient bottleneck (i.e., prior to the onset of population growth) does not fit African resequencing data [18], [28].

But atonal is too simplistic a way to describe Berg's waywardly chromatic post-Romantic language and searching explorations of harmony and color.

The previous conception of priority setting as trade-off (eg, equity vs efficiency) was too simplistic and abstract to describe actual priority setting reasoning.

Although these basic BN models serve to map the underlying molecular wiring of a biological system, they are too simplistic in nature to describe a toxicological pathway and its dynamic nature.