Sentence examples for sort of simplistic from inspiring English sources

He writes:This sort of simplistic reasoning assumes central bankers only need to manage a single trade-off between the rate of consumer price inflation and the level of joblessness.

We do not preach to the converted or make it reductive because that is what I am railing against; the sort of simplistic reductiveness of how the world sees each other.The political views of the novel's protagonist are likely to anger many in the West.

That sort of simplistic model shouldn't be our framework".

The other whole set of things that I think is really interesting is if you look at total IT spend, and you break up — you can just be sort of simplistic.

The sort of simplistic, efficient approach Toyota went with for years is not too far removed from a system of soccer called Catenaccio.

While these sorts of simplistic attitudes may seem harmless, if misguided, they can have real consequences in a world where disabilities are stigmatized.

"They have sort of a simplistic approach that once the young person gives his or her life to Jesus, that's the turning point".

Fuller was a contrarian, a sort of anarchist opposed to simplistic isms and ideologies, against nationalism, racism, and in favour of individuals and self-selected alliances of the free.

Analysis of ideas is still possible, but it is not the simplistic sort of thing, a literal taking apart, that his father would have it be.

They at least feel nicer than you'd expect — I think they're more comfortable to grip than the Nexus 7 — and they're fetching in a simplistic sort of way.

"Banning it is sort of one of those overly simplistic ideas, because if you don't have enough nurses to go around, what are you going to do?" said the spokeswoman, Jeannie Cross.