Sentence examples for a slightly facile from inspiring English sources

There's a slightly facile, but not entirely misplaced sense that English football does it better.

The reality is a bit more complicated than that slightly facile explanation.

It's a mixture of old-fashioned hard work and slightly facile symbolism, putting luxe backdrops behind nasty reality.

But that does not mean they should be entirely excused: there is something slightly facile and obvious about Avatar, even at its most transcendent moments.

The pleasing, slightly facile books come out almost every year, as tidy and punctual as postage stamps, and the applauding reviewers line up like eager stamp collectors to get the latest issue.

A slightly dysfunctional bubble.

A slightly younger reader.

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

But to leave it at that is slightly too facile: Egypt's emergency is not Egypt's alone, and some rhetorical clarity from the Obama Administration, if nothing else, would be helpful.

Additionally, it is found in the STM studies that the Ti interstitial diffusion is slightly more facile in high-reduced TiO2(1 1 0) crystals compared to low-reduced ones.

I am often described as a doom-monger, a facile criticism.