Sentence examples for the most simplistic from inspiring English sources

The adaptation flattens L'Engle's characters and themes into the most simplistic, feel-good version of themselves.

They take for granted the most simplistic versions of textbook economics, in which only monetary incentives matter.

Rudd said the comment was the most simplistic analysis of an international issue had had ever heard.

"He teaches his teams how to win, and that's probably the most simplistic but profound statement," Walsh said.

In the most simplistic sense "Mad Men," which concludes its fourth season on Sunday, has embraced that sensibility, warning against extreme sacrifice in the name of success.

For our first example, the Marseille fish market, we show how to move beyond the most simplistic theoretical model we have to move to a computational approach.

The most simplistic view counts only what the Treasury calls "debt held by the public". That amount is $4.6 trillion, about a quarter of our prudent limit.

The most serious charge is that they attack the most simplistic forms of religious belief and leave their most intellectually subtle versions untouched.

The ongoing photography project Guide to Computing by James Ball (also known as Docubyte) captures historical computers in what seems to be the most simplistic way.

And in both novels the authors give us only the most clichéd — and generic — of takes on the worlds their characters inhabit and the most simplistic of generalizations.

While this is one forum for grid computing, Tuecke says that "cycle scavenging" projects like these only represent the most simplistic view of grid computing.