Sentence examples for surprisingly simplistic from inspiring English sources
Within its furious action, it delivers surprisingly simplistic gratifications that are no less enervating for the positive feelings that they generate.
Heartbreak is heartbreak, loss is loss, time is time, and loneliness is a surprisingly simplistic emotion in a physical realm.
The CpG island annotation is surprisingly simplistic, based on the observed to expected ratio of CG dinucleotides and the (G + C) mononucleotide proportion in windows of ≥200 bp [ 54].
More surprisingly, even a simplistic uniform contraction of the model can in many cases produce higher GDT_TS (Fig. 2; Section 3.3).
It would be simplistic, of course, to link this surprisingly emollient approach to the paper's sponsorship of the just-begun Hay festival, where Schmidt was the star speaker on Saturday and his firm funds the Google Big Tent.
Our simplistic exercise showed that a "geo-deterministic" approach can predict surprisingly many features of human cultural geography without any explicit cultural or historical assumptions.
Deletion of these regions leads, surprisingly, to an moderate increase in the factor's activity in a simplistic in vitro system, and a significant – ten-fold – increase in its affinity to the small subunit of the mitochondrial ribosome, 39S [45].
The author's efforts to link his self-loathing and need for muscle with his father's neglect feel too simplistic at times, but that's the only flaw in this very well-written and surprisingly tender book.
The starting point is a very simplistic, generic model of inflammation, which has been shown to capture the principles of infection, trauma, and sepsis surprisingly well.
Not surprisingly, Tory strategists have concluded that robust talk on the issue can win back voters from UKIP and confound the opposition Labour Party.That conclusion is foolishly simplistic.
