Instead of citing simplistic win-win negotiations, Malhotra tackles some of the most troubling and complex negotiations in the past and present.
"Silver Linings Playbook" has no characters but sets of switches, each of which has a binary set of options and all of which have to line up for things to come out right; it reduces all of its terms — mental illness, love, accomplishment, family, marriage, sports, therapy — to a simplistic yes or no, win or loss, in or out, and it suffices to will them to come out right for them to do so.
In the past Mr Sarkozy has sometimes tried to win peace by making simplistic promises or by giving ground.
It sounds simplistic but the main thing is just to win the game".
"He teaches his teams how to win, and that's probably the most simplistic but profound statement," Walsh said.
Then again, there's the simplistic argument that if nobody turns up to the Olympics, the terrorists "win" … or whatever.
Add Giacometti's bronze arm ("La Main"), cast in 1948 and sold for $25.84, nearly 50 percent above the high estimate, and there can be little doubt that expressiveness, no matter how simplistic, has become the winning card at auction.
Sir Alf Ramsey's disdain for the simplistic assessment of friendly results – "If you want me to pick teams to win unimportant matches, I will" – mirrors that of Roy Hodgson.
Not surprisingly, Tory strategists have concluded that robust talk on the issue can win back voters from UKIP and confound the opposition Labour Party.That conclusion is foolishly simplistic.
Indeed, even in simplistic shapes such as circles, red is perceived as more aggressive, dominant, and more likely to win in physical competitions over blue [17].
He insists on retaining an esoteric didacticism even as he tries to win at the Hollywood slots; the approach may explain why some critics have deemed his film work overly simplistic.
