Sentence examples for simplistic to make from inspiring English sources

While I remain an advocate of the meritocracy that welcomed me, it is simplistic to make legacies the new whipping boys and girls in the quest for fair and effective college admissions.

"I think it is really simplistic to make one hormone the heart of it all," she said, adding, "I would think it is a cocktail of goodies and that it probably is a delicate mix".

Therefore, it may be too simplistic to make a clinical recommendation regarding the use of this curve.

Though it may seem crude and simplistic to make such statements, the counting serves to remove much of the subjectivity and simplifies the detection of trends.

It is, therefore, overly simplistic to make statements such as: the fastest growing parr are expected to mature, the next fastest growing to smolt as young fish, and the remainder to smolt as older fish.

Is that right?" The issues are complicated, so both sides seized simple -- and at times simplistic -- ways to make their case to the television audience.

Eurogamer.net's Richard Leadbetter judged the game's elements "too simplistic and repetitive to make them worthwhile in 2007".

It's also far too simplistic an argument to make about thousands of individuals and families, each making their own decisions about whether to risk their safety by attempting to enter the U.S. without a visa.

Martin If John was such a private person and doesn't want people to make simplistic parallels with his own life, why has he invited the comparison by writing a third volume of thinly disguised biography?

Some researchers have already used the autobiographies to make simplistic points about miserable only children, taking a statement such as "I was lonely because I was an only child" at face value, rather than considering other factors.

"We try very hard, as naïve and simplistic as it sounds, to make certain our defending is spot on against whatever team we play, whether that is Brazil in the Maracana or Moldova or San Marino.