Sentence examples for simplistic to label from inspiring English sources

Even so, it may be simplistic to label the deal a triumph for America Online.

And yet it's too simplistic to label Minaj as greedy or cocky for wanting to be recognized for the biggest award of the night.

Although it is overly simplistic to label testosterone as immunosuppressive, there is evidence that androgenic hormones can suppress some aspects of immune function, and conversely, immune challenges can suppress testosterone levels (reviewed in Muehlenbein and Bribiescas 2005; Muehlenbein 2008).

As your editorial noted, it would be simplistic and erroneous to label either the G.O.P. or Tea Party as an outright catalyst to this tragedy.

"I think it would be overly simplistic to put labels on people," he said.

Remember to label them.

Remember to label to containers.

Recall that we used a rather simplistic rule to automatically label the samples in the synthetic methylome when preparing the training and testing samples.

Never a group known for doing the expected, though -- its singer, Ari Katz, painted flowers on his clothes and refused to let the news media slap the simplistic "hardcore" label on Lifetime -- the band announced last month that it planned to reunite with the original lineup of Mr. Katz, Dan Yemin and Pete Martin on guitars, Mr. Palaitis on bass and Scott Golley on drums.

But it is too simplistic to assume that the inside of things can be labeled as "spiritual" and the outside of things as "religious".

Belitto said it was too simplistic to try to analyze Pope Francis' popularity by using the "conservative" and "liberal" political labels.