Sentence examples for somewhat oversimplified from inspiring English sources
The public's somewhat oversimplified summary of events seems to be: Gotti loses lawyer, Gotti loses case.
Although now considered somewhat oversimplified, his idea and phrase "ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny" was useful at the time.
Unfortunately, the first round of the Wassenaar Arrangement's export controls on intrusion software reflected the regulators' somewhat oversimplified understanding of the practice of computer security.
That is somewhat oversimplified, but at least breaks down the upcoming political process into its three component parts, for easy reference.
Thus, the Th1/Th2 theory may be somewhat oversimplified.
My major criticism concerns the fact that, in my view, the model is somewhat oversimplified.
It's as if he's still somewhat confounded by the oversimplified discussion he has joined and the underwhelming company he's keeping.
If I were to distill a basic if somewhat simplified (some will say oversimplified) conclusion from the sampling I have read, it is that we inherited from our animal ancestors a brain module that tends to ascribe animate agency to natural phenomena.
This is a somewhat complicated procedure as well, but to give an oversimplified example, suppose you've done some theoretical calculations and you know that one particular absorption line is expected to be very strong in this star, much stronger and deeper than any of the other lines.
Here's an oversimplified example.
