The comfort zone is to start in simplistic form.
Especially those who saw birth in "simplistic terms of women's right to labour without pain".
But does the reader wants to be told this, repeatedly, in simplistic, colorless language?
In simplistic terms, the belief is that all life, including the planet's, is connected.
How could one even begin to converse with people so caught up in simplistic mystifications?
He accused foreign powers and the international news media of framing the conflict in simplistic terms.
In simplistic summary it asks us to decide whose rights need to be protected most.
"Redemption" is not interested in exploring uncomfortable, contradictory truths; it trafficks in simplistic myths and misplaced martyrdom.
Not only does the narrator explain Danny's methods with unprovocative truisms, he also packages his characters in simplistic generalizations.
Second, you necessarily elect people whose intellectual capacity enables them to look at a very complex issue like abortion and see it in simplistic black-and-white terms.
But to approach the work in simplistic this-equals-that terms is to miss its sharp, unpredictable intellectual rhythms and critical wit.
