Sentence examples for this seems simplistic from inspiring English sources

This seems simplistic, as Warhol attended Mass several times a week, and his oeuvre is as obsessed with death as a museum full of trecento paintings.

However, this model seems simplistic, as it would not allow for up- or down-regulation of GTPase and kinase activity.

It's hypnotic listening to the stories of people who have chosen such austere lifestyles, even if the homespun wisdom on foxhunting ("This is tradition; the rural and the urban will never live together") seems simplistic.

It seems simplistic, but surely they must have?

If the opera seems simplistic, there are multilayered subtleties in Charpentier's music.

It is certainly valid but seems simplistic: what about geography, energy sources, differences in local economies?

Today its musical language, intended to be bracingly simple, seems simplistic.

"There's a melancholy beauty in degradation and loss, and I understand that," says Levin. "But glorifying it seems simplistic and obvious..

This is the original feminist fable about the acquired joys of independence and self-respect, and if it seems simplistic at times, it's just a reminder of how bad things used to be.

Holding authorities accountable on key measures of local nuisance, including graffiti, litter, drug use and loitering teenagers seems simplistic and inadequate as a solution to social problems that have persisted for generations.

It seems simplistic and even condescending to assume that alone of all popular audiences, African-Americans might be drawn to a music that bears no relation to their time or culture.