Sentence examples for always facile from inspiring English sources

Kael continues: The way the evidence is presented in this movie, you can't keep from passing judgment, and it's almost always facile judgment against the Gentiles — even those who were powerless.

Kael continues: The way the evidence is presented in this movie, you can't keep from passing judgment, and it's almost always facile judgment against the Gentiles even those who were powerless.

Children are not always facile with their language, and sometimes parents or adults interpret a communication with negative judgments that, on examination, are inappropriate.

On the jaunty "Luny Tunes," Young is at his most creative, laying down a firm bottom and adjusting his drawbars to the perfect gurgling sound, always facile enough to adjust his sound appropriately as he changes direction, all the while Manzecchi is step for step with him accenting at all the correct breaks as if the two musicians were of the same mind.

Of course, comparing the fight for same-sex marriage to other civil rights battles is often intellectually lazy and historically inaccurate, especially as it is nearly always the facile association with the rights of African-Americans that is cited (some white gay activists are to blame but, to be fair, a number of prominent African-Americans, including Coretta Scott King have made the link).

That has always been a facile proposition, but it will be especially hard to maintain after a recent statement from the head of the Vatican's doctrinal office.

There's always been plenty of facile historicism in ordinary roadside architecture, but never has architecture with serious ambitions been so close in spirit to it.

It's a relationship ripe for comedy, and makes for a warm-hearted film which always avoids slipping into facile melodrama.

Unlike, for example, my 1980s/1990s generation of vapid style gurus and bubble-headed fashionistas, who were, of course, never remotely facile but always the last word in astutely ironic and self-satirising, and who are now, to a man and a woman, all writing columns for Weekend on Sunday magazine.

He behaves as he always has done, sharing his facile thoughts without considering their effect on those around him.

The facile shorthand has always failed to appreciate the byzantine diversity of the place, where class, pedigree and even tribe often mean more than sect and ethnicity.