Sentence examples for utterly simplistic from inspiring English sources
The Lord of the Rings fabricates wonderfully dense and elaborate history and geography, yet psychologically and morally it is utterly simplistic.
These electronica are the modern manifestations of musical progress: Jetsons-like technology combined with utterly simplistic interfaces in which the work has been loaded, beats and samples arranged, ready for someone to wave his finger through a beam of light.
It is utterly simplistic and at the same time totally sophisticated".
Others are utterly simplistic and constitute nothing more than stating the obvious.
The notion isn't all facetious, either, not even in the slight, simplistic, utterly undeveloped paces through which the film puts its newlyweds, Anastasia (a.k.a. Ana) Steele Dakotaa Johnson and Christian Grey Jamie Dornanan).
Well, this year's election has squarely proved this simplistic narrative utterly wrong, again!
And our world's many 24-hour news networks have found that simplistic and utterly dishonest view of human diversity makes for some very saleable news copy, too.
My initial reaction on seeing the title was defensive, partly because whenever someone says "the true meaning of... .. it is usually followed by a highly simplistic sentence that utterly fails to capture the scope of how power is encoded into and distributed through language, or how language impacts individuals.
Not that the show is too simplistic or arch – it's utterly straight-faced, like a Ripper Street for the Sleepy Hollow enthusiast.
William Eggleston's Guide was, says Parr, 'lambasted at the time for being crude and simplistic, like Robert Frank's Americans before it, when in fact, it was both alarmingly simple and utterly complex.
