Sentence examples for such a simplistic from inspiring English sources
The problem is that such a simplistic liberal universalism long ago lost its innocence.
In the end, this novel is way too rich for such a simplistic conclusion.
There are, of course, countless holes in such a simplistic approach.
In practice such a simplistic approach is fraught with practical, methodological, and ethical difficulties.
"It's such a simplistic argument and I'm keen to challenge it," he says.
Such a simplistic approach to selling to young working people, Ms. Versacio said, "is a little bit of an insult".
For this? It's such a trite, simplistic joke.
All of a sudden people are saying, "Oh, he's got such a dark, simplistic view".
What's notable about Beware the Slenderman is that it doesn't turn into exploitative, sensational fare, instead presenting the facts in such a calm, simplistic way that the end result mirrors a chilling horror film.
That the Economist, a highly influential economic newspaper that prides itself on being "an enemy of privilege, pomposity and predictability," 21 should have such a predominantly simplistic and negative view of older people, mirroring that found in the popular media and advertisements, is surprising.
Although popular culture has been blamed for making heroin look glamorous to adolescents, drug treatment specialists call such an explanation simplistic; most of the recent initiates were still children in 1994, when Kurt Cobain, the lead singer of Nirvana, killed himself after struggling with heroin addiction.
