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Catttt Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
that seems to be implied
Does
"Whilst Eccles makes a very valid point, it would be too easy to divide the practices in question into the cliched ‘high art’ versus ‘socially-engaged’ dichotomy that seems to be implied"
mean
"although Eccles makes a very valid point, it would be very superficial to divide the practices in question, as it seems to be expected, into the cliched ‘high art’ versus ‘socially-engaged’ dichotomy"?
Does "too easy" here mean "very superficial"? and does "that seems to be implied" mean "as it seems to be expected"?
"Whilst Eccles makes a very valid point, it would be too easy to divide the practices in question into the cliched ‘high art’ versus ‘socially-engaged’ dichotomy that seems to be implied"
mean
"although Eccles makes a very valid point, it would be very superficial to divide the practices in question, as it seems to be expected, into the cliched ‘high art’ versus ‘socially-engaged’ dichotomy"?
Does "too easy" here mean "very superficial"? and does "that seems to be implied" mean "as it seems to be expected"?
Top answer
More or less, yes.
- More or less, yes.
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