Sentence examples for would be simplistic from inspiring English sources

To explain Berlusconi's political popularity only by his influence in the media, however, would be simplistic.

Iran always operates on at least two tracks; to do otherwise would be simplistic.

To call Japan's industrial policy an outright failure would be simplistic.

It would be simplistic to say that Adjaye's personality can be described in the same way.

It would be simplistic to call Ming an arch sceptic, but not unreasonable.

And it would be simplistic to describe Stephens as a narrowly English writer.

It would be simplistic to frame France's current disputes as a massive workers' uprising against austerity.

It would, of course, be simplistic to blame last August's riots on a single cause.

To dismiss good design as an artifact of politics or economics would be overly simplistic, but it would be equally simplistic to ignore the political and economic foundations of mass-production, which have depended on mass-consumption.

That would be too simplistic.

This too, apparently, would be too simplistic.