"Paranoia" (1998) by Ann C. Rosebrooks, is an intentionally simplistic depiction of the mental state.
The 1960s story, a slim and simplistic depiction of sexual betrayal and revenge, is set against a more complex recent narrative.
Many Brazilians, however, saw Black Orpheus as an outsider's simplistic depiction of their culture that glossed over the deprivation and danger at the root of life in Rio de Janeiro's impoverished favelas (slums).
"The Means of Ascent" has been greeted with both acclaim and strong criticism: acclaim for Mr. Caro's exhaustive research and riveting narrative; criticism for his stark and, some say, simplistic depiction of Johnson as "a man of utter ruthlessness" with a "seemingly bottomless capacity for deceit, deception and betrayal" who stole the senatorial election from his opponent.
In this simplistic depiction, Lewis is the hero simply because he can feel.
Artists have "hacked" the latest Homeland episode, covering the walls with Arabic slogans mocking the award-winning show for its simplistic depiction of Arabs and the Islamic faith.
FARQUHARSONMerrill LynchInvestment ManagersLondonDishonest IndiansSIR You betray an unfamiliarity with both American political correctness and the politics of victimhood in your simplistic depiction of the interest of Native American tribes in claiming the remains of Kennewick Man ("Boneheaded", September 30th).
But scientists are beginning to question this rather simplistic depiction.
Simplistic depictions of his talent as blarney, and his career as the luck o' the Irish, are merely an inverted form of paddywackery.
The documentaries push beyond these simplistic depictions to allow audiences to see their subjects as three-dimensional, and to better understand the troubles that gripped them.
When we expose our children to only racist and simplistic depictions of Native Americans, we are perpetuating the idea that they don't matter as a population with diverse cultures and contributions.
