Within minutes of arriving yesterday, he succeeds in turning the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre in Rotherham – a large open-plan hi-tech factory – into his court, where even a straightforward live television interview earns a round of applause from the gathered throng.
And one response has been the building of City of Joy, a haven where survivors of gender violence who have healed physically (not always straightforward) live for six months and are educated.
The film also incorporated brief cel animation and straightforward live-action footage.
As for the ultimate message of "As One," she was even more straightforward: "Live your truth".
D'Antonio's advice to church leaders is straightforward: "Live the Gospel".
Humanitarian objectives are much more "straightforward" (saving lives, alleviating suffering), while development focuses on statebuilding – a far more complex endeavour.
The blessedly straightforward "Balanchine Lives!" is crammed with photographs of the choreographer at work, looking much more poignantly human than the icon he is fast becoming.
After the elaborate, tortured production of "Born to Run," back in 1975, Mr. Springsteen went through a "reactive" phase that lasted more than two decades, building his songs on the basics of country, blues and folk music, with utilitarian melodies and straightforward, near-live production.
The story is straightforward: the boy lives in the valley with his flighty, immature elder sister (Léa Seydoux), struggling to make ends meet.
Obviously because we were "fighting for our lives!" Straightforward, clear and persuasive, yes, but where were the political and historical context and philosophical framework of how to proceed?
