Sentence examples for the idea of simplistic from inspiring English sources

It is easy, of course, to turn the idea of simplistic modern instrumentation on its ear — after all, technology inherently lends itself to complexity, not simplicity.

Danny P Simplistic style is their game at Danny P. Founded off the idea of simplistic luxury, it started with one leather iPhone case wallet and has evolved into a game-changing leather goods brand.

"Kurita hit on the idea of adding simplistic cartoon images to its messaging functions as a way to appeal to teens," Adam Sternbergh wrote in New York magazine.

You can pick which device class is ascendant, but at a minimum, the idea of parity is likely simplistic.

The idea of shifting risks appears too simplistic as the same technologies that enabled senior staff to withdraw from the field may also reduce risks to local aid workers.

In 16th-century Europe, the idea of the portrait was anything but simplistic or trusting.

Mr. McCall suggested that Mr. Golisano was being simplistic in promoting the idea of shifting lottery revenue from the General Fund to pay for a broad college scholarship program.

The idea of up-scaling successful concepts is too simplistic, but acquiring knowledge about the mechanisms underlying energy transitions or radical innovations seems to be valuable.

That disconnect from the idea of conferencing as travel substitute exemplifies the investing trap of simplistic cause-and-effect thinking.

Hanks said: "Ignorance is one of our greatest threats – the idea of being able to solve complex issues with simplistic solutions.

Others worry that the treatment of the idea will be simplistic -- "the 9/11 story has a complicated relationship to the idea of freedom," one local museum administrator said -- or that a term as loosely defined as "freedom" could be put to ideological ends.