Sentence examples for simplistic two from inspiring English sources

And Mr Edwards has spent the past two years not just perfecting his message but also turning it into a political campaign.He has fleshed out his simplistic "two Americas" theme from 2004, burying himself in the policy literature and establishing a poverty think-tank at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

These unique mesoporous spheres with deliberately controlled nanostructure arrangements show significant promise as anode materials for lithium ion batteries, fabricated by a simplistic two step hydrothermal procedures, and capable of providing high volumetric energy density and long cycle life.

Additionally, topology, as a science of surfaces, provided Lacan with resources for his regular assaults on the crude, popular images of psychoanalysis as a "depth psychology," with these images relying upon the simplistic two- and three-dimensional Euclidean spaces of spontaneous picture thinking.

When John Wayne patriotically forced a movie onto the screen with his own money, its iconography was all wrong.…We had no contemporary image of the war, not even a simplistic one.

Perhaps because it has a theme beyond the simplistic one of art made by women, this show is, oddly, much better than "Global Feminisms," the sprawling survey that it condenses.

Suberu et al. [4] used a simplistic zero order equation to estimate the LFG electricity potential of Lagos.

Because the problem hasn't just been a simplistic one of too many people coming here it's also been too many British people untrained and too many British people without the incentive to work because they can get a better income living on benefits.

We found, for example, that 10 of the 13 respondents who described the plan as "simple" supported it (with the other three unsure), but among those who used the word "simplistic," seven of 10 are opposed (with just two in favor and one unsure).

To say democracy is about trusting the people is therefore simplistic in two ways.

"Some people, and I gather the home secretary did this this morning, give the easy answer: it is criminality pure and simple and it only needs a criminal justice system response … I have never been convinced the answers are as simple as that … that [it] is one simplistic answer is one we should reject".

The kind of simplistic judgment one finds in Prose's review serves no one, least of all your readers.