oversimplification

Examples of oversimplifying

oversimplifying

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Existing work on family, kinship, and household size and composition reflects different concerns, and so assigning pedigree risks oversimplifying contending views.
The author finds earlier historians oversimplifying the relationship between early modern theology and philosophy.
There is only one - in my opinion - oversimplifying point in the essay.
Cassell describes technology as being reductive, oversimplifying, impatient, intolerant of ambiguity, and self-augmenting.
To conclude that there has been educational convergence on the basis of similarity in the use of tools, however, puts us in danger of oversimplifying the development.
Introductory texts have a difficult task to achieve, needing to condense and summarize large areas, without oversimplifying to the extent it proves misleading.
However, it makes an oversimplifying assumption of a common, dominant trend indicator function, and differentiates technical traders by asking one key question: whether they trade following or against the trend.
Far from it being clear that all this inner disc material is lost, hypotheses or models that assume this may be oversimplifying the problem, affecting any conclusions they make.
Ackerman is probably oversimplifying matters here.
We have recently been subjected to many fine words, albeit dangerously oversimplifying the issues affecting children.
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