Sentence examples for so simplistic that from inspiring English sources

The setup is so simplistic that you almost find yourself waiting for subversive satire, which never comes.

"Whiplash" is a classic Sundance script: the plot is so tight that it leaves out the story, the characters so simplistic that they leave out the people.

The objective, he notes, is to capture the essential features of the phenomenon being modeled without being so simplistic that its conclusions are irrelevant (see sidebar).

District 9 was acclaimed for its racial allegory, and that was certainly one of its more original aspects, but in Chappie, a movie in which the droid hero wears a rapper's outsize gold chains, the allegory is so simplistic that you may feel a twinge of embarrassment.

This is so simplistic that the president cannot possibly believe it.

While "some of them were so simplistic that they were almost laughable", "several were amazingly well thought out and meticulously coordinated".

The choice, of course, is rarely quite so simplistic, but there are undoubtedly genres that dominate (dramas), and others (comedies, science fiction) that have very little chance of winning, however much of a shoo-in they are for a nomination.This year's extraordinary line-up of "Best Picture" nominees provides the best example yet of just how difficult it can be to compare films.

"I've always fought against that label, because it seems so simplistic and it has such a sexual connotation to it.

It is so simplistic and brightly-coloured and repetitive that it crawls inside your brain and takes you hostage.

Too much of her writing invites viewers to say, "I recognize that, but it looks so simplistic and crude".

The problem is that the plot is so simplistic and the pool of potential arch-villains would barely qualify as a puddle.