Sentence examples for too much simplistic from inspiring English sources

There has also been far too much simplistic focus on raising awareness, as opposed to addressing the root causes of vulnerability.

He harps too much on simplistic sequences; the ears tire of melodramatic augmented triads in the orchestra.

"It's too much of an easy, simplistic answer to say, 'She didn't win because she was a woman'.… It's an immature reaction, designed to make [people] feel better, rather than face the actual issue — that many people think she is very untrustworthy,'' said Wendy Shashoua, 70, from Johns Creek, Ga., an affluent suburb of Atlanta.

I loved Streets of Rage 2 as a kid still do—and I appreciated the plentiful viscera of Moonstone on the Amiga, so the excessively gory Mother Russia Bleeds looks right up my avenue; yet you may deem it overly simplistic, too much of an aesthetic throwback beside photo-real-enough experiences.

You know, that too much our thinking has been guided by simplistic views in economics.

But schools have also screwed up the kids in the AP track, given them too much training in reducing art to obvious and simplistic Symbols and Messages.

Normally, I have very little patience for simplistic sports analysis that ascribes too much credit or blame to one player -- usually, things are more complicated than that.

A good balance between both is desired: too much focus on margin maximization leads to an overly simplistic model, too much focus on misclassification minimization leads to an overfitted model.

But so much simplistic sameness can also oppress.

Too much of her writing invites viewers to say, "I recognize that, but it looks so simplistic and crude".

But there is too much of the smell of conspiracy in the air, as Curtis splices together meaning with a simplistic political intent.