Sentence examples for simplistic to suggest from inspiring English sources

"It is too simplistic to suggest that gender or age determines price".

Is it simplistic to suggest that affluent individuals adopt individual villages like these and mentor them out of their misery?

It was simplistic to suggest that sending children to school with other children like themselves led to racial tensions, he said.

It would be too simplistic to suggest any of the managers of the bottom clubs are under more pressure than McCarthy or Zola.

It is too simplistic to suggest that there is a stark choice for Britain between Europe on the one hand, and America on the other.

It may be simplistic to suggest that Hamas wants to fight its way to liberation, while Fatah wants to play for it.

It seems over-simplistic to suggest that policy-makers must experience poverty before they can understand it, doesn't it?

It is simplistic and naive to suggest that all these young people are a burden to their parents.

Is it too simplistic a view to suggest using the fines imposed for missed targets to fund additional staff, thereby reducing the risk of missing targets in the first place (Hospitals hit by £600m in 'shortsighted' fines, 29 March)?

In an attack on Eurosceptics in his own party, Damian Green said it was "simplistic" and "flawed" to suggest that withdrawing from the EU would give Britain greater control over its borders.

It is simplistic and wrong, therefore, to suggest, as this editorial does, that football is the root of the issue, and furthermore that Penn State's culture is dominated by it.