Sentence examples for a facile description from inspiring English sources

This is because there are far too many parameters hidden behind such a facile description, which describe the crystal field and simplistic descriptions often hide quite substantial distortions from the "real" geometry.

It's easy to dismiss a whole culture, a whole religion, an entire gender, with such facile descriptions.

"The Pocket Guide" — a five-by-seven-inch seventy-five-page book in which art works are paired with dry, sometimes facile descriptions of how the American government functions — is an experiment in combatting a "lack of interest and engagement in the electoral process among creative professionals," by providing basic definitions of things like lobbyists, gun control, and the electoral college.

This is not a facile question.

It has a facile, cheap tinge.

More a facile go-between for ITV and BBC.

It is a facile way of thinking.

Parliament has been reduced to a facile talking-shop.

From Dr. Lieberman, it's not a facile pronouncement.

Though I admit it's a facile mistake to make.

But "Mockingbird" begins on a facile, slightly desperate note.