Sentence examples for to simplistically from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a simplistic way.
- He explained relativity, but very simplistically.
Neither is it especially helpful to simplistically cast Isis fighters as monsters, no matter that they assiduously court such a reputation in their own grisly media.
Though the action is foregrounded and there's virtually no backstory, there's also virtually no psychology — Lowery's script doesn't nail his characters to a bulletin board and explain their actions with reference to simplistically determined causes.
Though the action is foregrounded and there's virtually no backstory, there's also virtually no psychology Lowery's script doesn't nail his characters to a bulletin board and explain their actions with reference to simplistically determined causes.
She said that blaming social workers had become a habitual reaction that enabled politicians to simplistically deflect public anger and anxiety in the wake of often horrific, complex and unpredictable child protection tragedies involving different public agencies.
The results also indicate that it would be unwise, in the UK as elsewhere, to simplistically assume that there exists any single or stable public 'opinion' on such complex matters.
Meanwhile, many commentators continue to simplistically overemphasize the country's edge in the English language, which has obviously neither been decisive in brining in high-quality investment nor ensuring sustained economic development since the country's independence in early 20th century.
"There is an inherent flaw in the wording of this question [of whether Ogilvy would take a client seeking to obstruct such regulations] that renders it difficult to answer simplistically.
It is not surprising to find Western readers, unaware of the nuances of Indian culture, jump to offer simplistically racist comments like "lose the religion and eat some beef," even on the usually intelligent and non-racist media spaces like those of NPR.
The army and the Brotherhood continue to think simplistically.
This demography-is-destiny claim is an old and tired smoke screen to claim, simplistically, that Social Security is unaffordable.
If there's something to that perhaps, simplistically, there's also something to the reverse, that seeing teammates fail – and seeing the media reaction that ensues – causes a snowballing of fear and anxiety which is hardly conducive to personal best performances.
