The MOCA show is organized in a loose, thematic manner that bunches artists together with associations of context and era - with the simple assertion that each of the artists has made a name for themselves in L.A. since the early 1970s.
But most troubling, most scary, was the simple assertion that "compassion is wrong", mainly because it can resonate, with such a lazy and an easy chime, with otherwise diffident, right-thinking people.
With its simple assertion that "Things Fall Apart," Achebe's now classic 1958 novel took Yeats's horrified imaginings of Christian Europe's apocalyptic end and made them resonate within the space of precolonial black Africa.
However, what remains beyond question is the simple assertion that greater entrepreneurial resources continuously and consistently enhance productivity growth.
On the basis of these and other difficulties, many conclude that the appeal to agent-causation provides no more insight into autonomy than the simple assertion that we can sometimes govern the causal efficacy of our own motives.
A look at the YouTube comments on the video offers a quick snapshot of the criticisms that Muslims like to fire at each other, the most common of which is the simple assertion that something or everything about you is "not Muslim enough".
Determining final causes involved a speculation that outstripped human understanding, while formal causes were dismissed as occult qualities, simple assertions that things worked without an intelligible explanation of how they did so.
The government needs to go beyond its simple assertions that the United Kingdom will be "open for business," the committee says, and "articulate an ambitious vision for science".
She seemed to be always dissing suitors, rivals, even herself, when a simple assertion of devotion was often all that was needed.
A simple assertion like "you can't go home, you're not cooperating" could lead the accused to imagine that cooperation would bring freedom.
