Sentence examples for simplistic to write from inspiring English sources

But it's far too simplistic to write off the selfie phenomenon.

"It's too simplistic to write off any capital-led project as edifice-building – investment in universities was not discarded as 'top-down meddling'".

(In discussing these analogies I shall be drawing on my previous work on catastrophe and on intelligence failures. See my books Catastrophe: Risk and Response (2004) and Preventing Surprise Attacks: Intelligence Reform in the Wake of 9/11 (2005).) I have tried to be simple without being simplistic-to write for generalists but also to suggest points that may interest specialists.

I really want to try to write more nuanced, less simplistic kind of stuff, and its hard to find a place to do that.

To write off Obama as a simplistic thinker or a pop conservative -- the political version of Bill Cosby -- is unfair and simplistic.

"It would be simplistic," Mr. Langewiesche writes, to believe that the garage wine movement "is entirely due to Parker".

It is too simplistic to say that My Struggle is written to overcome a sense of worthlessness, but that is surely one of its driving impulses.

In The New Yorker, Pauline Kael praised "The Last American Hero," writing that it would be simplistic to see it as only an action film.

This strategy may seem too simplistic to work, but lots of research proves it to be, as Mischel writes, "astonishingly effective".

She has studied and written about "Girls Gone Wild," and she contends that it's simplistic to say that Mantra takes advantage of women.

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