Examples of using Rather simplistic in English and their translations into Greek
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Financial
-
Official/political
-
Computer
Well, yes it is rather simplistic, I agree.
A rather simplistic view of our relationship.
I believe this attitude is rather simplistic.”.
That might seem rather simplistic, but it's actually quite profound.
So, this feed forward view of vision is regarded as rather simplistic these days.
I know it all seemed rather simplistic to you but I was merely being tactful.
For younger children the comparisons andsubsequent self-judgment can be rather simplistic or“black and white.”.
But that's a rather simplistic approach that doesn't take into consideration a variety of factors.
And to expect more than 100 countries to achieve the same goals in a defined period seems rather simplistic.”.
It's wasted on this rather simplistic design, though.
Medical professionals, in particular,would find the notion of curing virtually all diseases with oxygen rather simplistic, or even lacking merit.
I find(her point of view) rather simplistic and stereotypical.
That's-that's rather simplistic. But there is a clear-cut sense of right and wrong in the law that I have come to appreciate.
The“happiest place in the world” label may, therefore, be misleading,given its rather simplistic focus on life evaluation.
The campaign to‘conquer the world' can be rather simplistic and one-sided, and we think this has some dangerous implications.
The band's satanic statements are present everywhere, even thoughthe distinguishable lyrics are not very intelligent but rather simplistic and unoriginal.
Globalization has irrevocably upset the old and rather simplistic categorizations between us and them, here and there.
It would be rather simplistic to assume that this mental scheme explains the condemnation of Socrates, but it is certainly one of the elements of the explanation.
This is how it turns out that"happiest place in the world" label may therefore be misleading given its rather simplistic focus on life evaluation.
Serious work needs to be done in the drum parts as well,since it's rather simplistic and sometimes the bass drums are used more than needed, asymmetrically to the rest of the track.
Different countries have different issues, andto expect more than 100 countries to achieve the same goals in a defined period seems rather simplistic.".
Though on the surface his prints may seem rather simplistic, Parr's designs not only express the very essence of Canadian Inuit culture, but are a transformation of his very own life into art.
The underlying idea that by controlling much of the economy the anarcho-syndicalist movement would essentially control the society(a rather simplistic version of Marx's historical materialism) proved a myth.
The graphics in these games often looks rather simplistic, but it is possible to give an excuse- less distracted by unnecessary details, the better you will pass all the way from the start to win.
We are debating a strategy against terrorism, not against Islam, andreducing the causes of terrorism in a simplistic way to Islamic fundamentalism would be a rather superficial solution, a rather simplistic reading.
VIII There was a lack of detailed evaluation of what was actually achieved with the public funds and only rather simplistic indicators such as number of persons trained or number of training days financed were collected.
Yet the rather simplistic“theory of the two extremes” suggests the current political and social crisis might enable authorities to target the radical Left and anti-authoritarian groups, who-among other things- undertake anti-Nazi activity across the country.
In doing so, Schmitz sketches out a rather simplistic image of a debate between oversensitive middle-class leftist students, a working class(which, by implication, is completely of ethnic German extraction), and Wagenknecht's cunning strategy of trying to beat the AfD in its own game.
The telemetric triangle omits precisely this process, or rather gives a simplistic and false account of it.