Sentence examples for simplistically use from inspiring English sources

Yet if revisited now, it looks the expression of a passing mood – partly irritation at humdrum critics who simplistically use authors' intentions or biographies to "solve" texts – albeit disguised by Barthes's characteristic certainty and rhetorical flair.

Mr. Jiang went on to say that given the changes in the Chinese economy, "We cannot simplistically use whether people have property and how much property they have as a criterion to determine whether they are politically advanced or backward".

Rather than simplistically using the irregular cytochrome c clock to determine precise primate phylogenies, much broader data sets have clarified interesting episodes in the variation of the cytochrome c substitution rate.

In the present commentary, we emphasize that SvO2 - a global marker of tissue oxygen balance - can never be simplistically used as a marker of preload responsiveness, which is an intrinsic marker of cardiac performance.

The poet and essayist, Gay simplistically tells us, "never quite worked through his expulsion from paradise".

If used simplistically as a guiding conceptual framework for global health policy and programming around HIV, the idea of chronicity could prove similarly short-sighted and damaging.

The temptation to use them simplistically in population studies should therefore be resisted; characterization of gene conversion acting on these loci will be worthwhile, and allow them be integrated into microsatellite evolutionary models.

In many engineering applications, the number of deaths is used, somewhat simplistically, as a measure of the severity of outcomes.

In contrast to the antiabortion activists who use health disparities simplistically for political gain, many reproductive rights and reproductive justice organizations are working to advance the real interests of women of color by advocating all women's meaningful access to the range of health information, services and rights they need to lead healthy lives.

The upshot of these and many other studies is that instead of using cytochrome c simplistically as a molecular clock assumed to have a fixed substitution rate, other more reliable timing mechanisms have been used to link the variable substitution rate of cytochrome c to its structure and function and to particular episodes in primate evolution.

Their outlook is one that divides the world simplistically into "them" and "us".