Using simplistic labels for those involved – such as "victim" or "perpetrator" – are often unhelpful.
Simplistic labels may also be misleading: we published a clarification after calling Captain James Cook the son of a Scottish farm labourer.
But she often sided with the prosecution in criminal cases and sometimes said that her rulings defied simplistic labels.
He has always rejected any simplistic labelling of people, and his work is constantly peppered with references to earlier economists whom he respects for their views, regardless of the ideological camps which form around them.
So their matchup would present a fascinating example of the way optics and actuality diverge — of the overly simplistic labels that strategists, ad makers and the whole sordid political superstructure attach to complicated candidates.
It hasn't caught on, and it may be imperfect, but Buxman's idea of splitting the difference between "organic" and "conventional" seems to me to point the way forward to a place beyond a simplistic label like "organic".
"I don't want the simplistic labels to get in the way of what's really going on here," said Lt. Gov. Bill Halter, a Democrat whose primary challenge to Mrs. Lincoln has ignited enthusiasm among activists who want to purge the party of those they see as close to corporate interests and uncommitted to liberal causes.
So such simplistic labels aren't perhaps an ideal way to categorize such a variable muscle.
Strive to be a person free of simplistic labels.
What we really need to do is teach people that a drug, is any substance that can alter the mind and/or body, rather than simplistic labels as "good" or "bad".
Some will call this a "horror comedy," but that's a simplistic label: The humor is often a tongue-in-cheek result of the terror, which derives from white faces preying on black bodies.
