Examples of using Oversimplified in English and their translations into Slovak
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Why is this oversimplified?
Is it just the oversimplified Western concept of venerating animals, bathing in the Ganges, and being divided by castes?
But it is often oversimplified.
That is a little oversimplified, perhaps, but it accurately represents the trend going forward.
Is this statement grossly oversimplified and biased?
Exactly this oversimplified division creates the seeming anatomical mismatch and his huge head at first glance looks ridiculously.
Easy to read- simple(but not oversimplified) text, attractive headlines.
Their oversimplified plan to live separate lives under the same roof proves challenging when Leah's suspicious mother shows up unexpectedly.
It's clear, however, that this breakdown is oversimplified and in some cases inaccurate.
This oversimplified model, which underlies most current research in behavior genetics, ignores the critical importance of the brain, the environment, and gene expression networks.
However, sometimes information on diet and food safety can be oversimplified, lack context or even be downright inaccurate.
Our understanding was oversimplified,” says Boslough,“We no longer have to make the same simplifying assumptions, because present-day supercomputers allow us to do things with high resolution in 3-D.
The Empress Effects Compressor Pedal is both unique andversatile as other compressor pedals are often limited by oversimplified controls and heavily colored sounds.
A little oversimplified, Alice. But yes.
With just six buttons anda clicking touchpad, the Siri remote for the Apple TV looks like an oversimplified remote, especially considering what the streamer can do.
The narrative fallacy, Bezos explained, was a term coined by Nassim Nicholas Taleb in his 2007 book The Black Swan to describe how humans are biologicallyinclined to turn complex realities into soothing but oversimplified stories.
The controversial subject of climate engineering or weather modification-which was popularized, and oversimplified with the term“chemtrails”- is stepping from the shadows and into the light of public scrutiny.
The Stockholm Programme does have an unfortunate tendency towards vagueness, woolliness and generalities, and I am bound to say that Parliament's lack of democratic control or power to intervene in any real way which might bring about change or have a practical impact ispart of the problem that has led to an inconclusive and oversimplified programme.
The controversial subject of geoengineering or weather modification- which was popularized, and oversimplified with the term“chemtrails”- is once again stepping from the shadows and into the light of public scrutiny.
The controversial subject of climate engineering or weather modification- which was popularized, and oversimplified with the term“chem-trails”- is stepping from the shadows and into the light of public scrutiny for the first time.
It is in such examples that an oversimplification fallacy can also become aStraw Man Fallacy if a person takes the oversimplified description of a position and then proceeds to criticize it as if it were the genuine position.
Whereas stereotypes still exist at all levels of society and in all age groups,affecting how we perceive each other through oversimplified assumptions based on socially constructed norms, practices and beliefs that are often cultural, and religion-based and-fostered, and which reflect and perpetuate underlying power relations;
That oversimplifies what I said.
Or is that merely oversimplifying the whole issue?
Between oversimplifying and overcomplicating there is balance.
The problem should be as specific as possible without oversimplifying it.
This claim oversimplifies things.
This account, however, oversimplifies matters.
Overcomplicate simple things or oversimplify complex things.