Sentence examples for that's a simplistic view from inspiring English sources

But in both cases that's a simplistic view of history: the Clash were stars in America by 1980 along with other New Wave acts, and likewise electronic dance music made a series of incursions into the US pop charts over the last two decades, only to be returned each time to the underground.

But that's a simplistic view.

Critics tend to discount "routine" innovation that leverages a company's existing technical capabilities and business model and extol "disruptive" innovation, but that is a simplistic view.

There's a simplistic view that everyone in America believes in God.

But Minter says this is a simplistic view and that rarely do these reports talk to the workers themselves about why they got into the industry.

While this is a simplistic view of a very sophisticated intervention, it is the most commonly used coaching format.

Dr Bull said that there could be a simplistic view of cheating, based on what he called "poor cheating", which was usually characterised by students getting caught.

The lesson of the Dartmouth Institute's landmark work has never been a simplistic view that a town with more health spending than another always has worse quality.

The more research I did, the more I found out that that's really a simplistic view.

"That's a pretty simplistic view," said Sandy Grushow, chairman of the Fox Television Entertainment Group.

"That's an incredibly simplistic view; it's the view of propagandists, not analysts," said Garbuzov.