Sentence examples for was not so simplistic from inspiring English sources
But when Ms. Kim was asked if her group's goal was to convert or spiritually save sex workers, she said that ministering to such a complex, diverse community was not so simplistic.
"The consumer is not so simplistic," said Ms. Miller, who owns shares in Allergan, which makes Botox.
In the early days one of the aims was to increase the quality of discussion about contemporary art and I think it has – it's not so simplistic any more.
The old chestnut, "Don't fight the Fed," makes sense if you're a bond player, but it's not so simplistic for equity market operators.
The common answer is not so simplistic.
It would be laughable if it weren't so simplistic and dangerous.
But she could have done more, conveyed more, with a story that wasn't so basically simplistic and familiar.
It's not so crude and simplistic as to point the finger, or accuse them of having blood on their credit cards, but merely an illustration that fashions change faster and cost less than ever, and that this throwaway consumerism is part of the problem.
So it's not as simplistic as people are going to be buying in this particular store, but what is the financial structure and financing needs of these individual companies?
This gameplay allows the game to be easily accessible to players, with IGN's Juan Castro noting that the controls are "not simplistic so much as it's refreshingly elegant", and Kennedy commenting that while LocoRoco is not perfect, it was "perfect for the PSP".
