simple-minded

Modifies a noun

• approach: The major reason for this rather simple-minded approach to document retrieval is a very good one.
• view: Yet in doing so he adopts no simple-minded view of what constitutes boundaries or their recognition.
• woman: She was a simple-minded woman who poisoned her husband with arsenic in November 1846.
• man: The person in charge of training these candidates was very much worried about the newly recruited simple-minded man.
• slogan: This is why we should not be intimidated by simple-minded slogans from California.
• notion: The EU - a simple-minded naive notion which can only be a disaster for everything that's good about each member country.

Modifying Another Word

• rather: Michel lived in the village and was thought by the locals to be rather simple-minded but they were missing the point.
• too: They are not the evil face of organized religion, just those too simple-minded to avoid being drawn into it.
• relatively: Please let me stress again that these notes explored ways of working on ealier, relatively simple-minded browser versions.