(1) Second, cultural relativist arguments may oversimplify the complexity and fluidity of culture by treating culture as monolithic and moral norms within a particular culture as readily ascertainable.(2) If you do not really look at something, it is easy to oversimplify it.(3) Even if people get the general impression right, they will often oversimplify the details.(4) And it is all too easy in such gatherings to oversimplify issues, to applaud our own outlook, and to dismiss the opinions of others, sometimes with more than a trace of sarcasm.(5) Lack of professional skills often leads to underemployment of advanced military technology and oversimplified use of sophisticated weapons.(6) But that argument, in my view, oversimplifies the matter.(7) It's not a be-all-and-end-all kind of idea, but it's an idea that stops and makes you think in what is often a grossly oversimplified area of debate.(8) Unfortunately, the essay is also brimming with oversimplifications , empty vitriol and overstated positions - the very things he criticizes Christian Nation advocates for.(9) Once again, you have drastically oversimplified my previous statements.(10) Blaming globalisation for the general ills of the world or demanding the return of the lost paradise are oversimplifications which only serve to detract from the real issues.(11) In short, many progressive educational assertions that have attained the status of unquestioned fact by being repeated constantly are huge oversimplifications .(12) Best of all, it is not oversimplified or thesis-driven.(13) You may think that this example is oversimplified .(14) But arguing about theories of isolationism versus interventionism is to me a bit too reminiscent of Leftist devotion to oversimplified theories.(15) We oversimplified his argument in last week's report and incorrectly suggested he wanted the funding for the recreation centre, and apologise.(16) It takes astonishing chutzpah to get up there and deliver a speech that you know is full of contradictions, oversimplifications and outright falsehoods.
