Sentence examples for a facile answer from inspiring English sources

For those with a family history of the disease, like a woman whose mother had breast cancer or a man whose father had prostate cancer, the physician offers as a facile answer, "heredity".

A facile answer to this question has been provided by Valach 86) in section 7.4 above, but a more profound discussion is given in the paper by Adams 79) described in section 7.3.

One month into my own effort for Northwestern University, I've heard so many versions of that one on the street, in meetings, and even when doing TV interviews, that I have a quick and facile answer: the students and the software.

The facile answer: a focus on love: married, obsessive, at first sight.

The facile answer to this national shame is, of course, less immigration, suggesting it could solve the housing crisis through a declining population.

The facile answer is that it's because we need sex to reproduce.

Although this latest debate is just underway, a consensus of fast (and sometimes facile) answers has emerged.

Some people see a weekly cycle in politics, driven by the remorseless polling, endlessly analysed in the press and on television with facile answers to the facile question, "Who won the week?".

Rather than offering facile answers such as "just let markets work" or "just get governance right", it rightly emphasizes that each country must devise its own mix of remedies.

And even they might be hard-pressed to come up with less than facile answers, given the complexity of the human psyche and the fact that psychologists have for centuries debated how -- and how much -- people change, to no obvious resolution.

There are the facile answers: "They hate our freedoms".