Examples of using Oversimplification in English and their translations into Slovak
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An oversimplification, but yes.
I do not like oversimplifications.
Oversimplification: offering generalities in response to complex questions.
Of course, both statements are oversimplifications.
That is an oversimplification of what happened.
To speak of‘theories' here is an oversimplification.
That would be an oversimplification of his philosophy.
In a case like this, the tu quoque represents an oversimplification of reality.
It is an oversimplification that distorts reality.
But we need to avoid oversimplification.
This is an oversimplification of a complicated chemical process.
It's the difference between an oversimplification and a lie.
Any oversimplification in this field cannot be seen as a step forward for environmental protection.
Isn't that just a bit of an oversimplification and stereotype?
The Fundamentalist contention thatbaptizo always means immersion is an oversimplification.
That sounds a little like oversimplification, but it's the truth.
Trying to communicate effectively the health implications of a nutrient such as saturated fat to the public,inevitably leads to problematic oversimplification.
You can argue that this is an oversimplification, and you might be right.
(FR) Mr President, I very much welcome the call made by Martin Schulz that we try to re-establish the confidence ofour citizens and that means telling the truth and not resorting to oversimplification.
Here is an example of oversimplification which atheists often hear.
The basis of massive slav migrations and replacements of all peoplealmost seems to be based on a gut feeling and inturn meaning a vastly embarrassing oversimplification of human history involving half of europe.
This article is in truth an oversimplification of the work of Panin and others who followed in his footsteps.
Subsequent research suggested that a distinctionbetween tacit knowledge and explicit knowledge represented an oversimplification and that the notion of explicit knowledge is self-contradictory.
Populists use half-truths and oversimplification- the two scalpels of the arch propagandist," Hussein said, adding that the perfect space for such work is the Internet and social media.
To say that we werethrilled once we realized what we would found is an oversimplification,” stated Smith, an assistant professor of religious studies.
The causation fallacies known as oversimplification and exaggeration occur whenever the series of actual causes for an event is either reduced or multiplied to the point where there is no longer a genuine, causal connection between the alleged causes and the actual effect.
In other words,multiple causes are reduced to just one or a few(oversimplification) or a couple of causes are multiplied into many(exaggeration).
Another important impetus which can lead to oversimplification is the overuse of an important tool in critical thinking: Occam's Razor.