Sentence examples for was simplistically from inspiring English sources

And it was simplistically dismissed".

This exhibition underscores the amount of interesting art being made just as American art, at least, was simplistically divided into Pop and Minimalism.

The astonishing volte face of Druze leader Walid Jumblatt away from what was simplistically characterised by many commentators as the anti-Syrian alliance is still rocking the boat of Lebanese attempts to form a cabinet.

I had seen enough journalists who traveled to northern Afghanistan to meet Dostum vying to outdo themselves with increasingly outlandish stories about this man who was simplistically defined as a warlord and wanted to meet him myself.

It has been slated as a mechanistic approach, which was simplistically expected to improve immunization coverage through the improvements in health infrastructure, financing, supplies, and better management practices [ 4, 5].

But the ideas and techniques are simplistically reiterated.

There is no strict definition for cultural geography, and nor should its pursuits be simplistically summarized.

In Roman literature his nature is often misunderstood, and he is simplistically portrayed as the jolly Bacchus who is invoked at drinking parties.

Children need to be helped with what is ailing them, not be simplistically given a pill and expected to become little angels in the classroom.

Islamist movements were prominent in many places, but upon analysis most of these could not be simplistically categorized as only religious fundamentalism.

"For too long," he writes, "Nazis, in the eyes of society, have been simplistically and credulously equated with a few dozen skinheads on a Saturday-night stampede".