The second major point that Mr. Oudeh made very clearly and coherently is that in the complex situation of Palestinian Arabs living in the same country with the Jewish majority, we should not give simplistic answers to complicated issues.
The American experience, in particular, owes more to Africa than we will ever learn from tropes spanning the news, the college, and the coffee shop that give simplistic treatment to such subjects as the trans-Atlantic slave trade, its legacy, and Nelson Mandela, the latter often being rendered in a virtual civil rights box set with King and Malcolm X.
Two tales in "Pulse" give us simplistic portraits of unpleasant, controlling men.
Their unruliness actually gave their simplistic Girl Power message discernible depth and dimensions.
Yet though they were part of a socialized unit, they remained individuals — a welcome, natural complexity, especially given the simplistic heavy-handedness of the work they had just performed (and helped create).
MAX STRAIGHTENS up, DUSTS himself down and CONTEMPLATES the scene as if he had just COMPLETED a level in Max Payne (TM), the videogame upon which, unsurprisingly given the simplistic nature of the plot and characters, this film is BASED.
His superficial grasp of issues makes it easy for him to give quick, simplistic answers — hardly the qualities of intelligence, understanding and judgment most Americans are hoping to find in the next president.
Ferb was given a simplistic structure so that young audiences would be able to draw him easily.
On the downside, they often make simplistic assumptions on selection and mating, which cannot easily be given a mechanistic interpretation and which typically lack a population dynamical underpinning.
"Graham came and spent two years with us, giving us a very simplistic way of playing better rugby.
