Sentence examples for are less facile from inspiring English sources

We conjectured that observers are less facile at making individual social attributions for those faces that they are less able to differentiate, and therefore show more social stereotyping.

Upon FIH binding to CTAD, there is partial retention of the aquo ligand suggesting that aquo release may be less facile in FIH than in other enzymes.

With the lesser dynamics in the B[ a]P case, nucleotide misincorporation through altered hydrogen bonding schemes such as wobble pairing will be less facile.

The implication that scientists are less independent thinkers than other academics is facile and insulting.

Chase's bravura skills, which can look facile in oil paint, are less ingratiating in dry mediums like charcoal and conté crayon.

They are less meandering, advancing forcefully, sometimes with defiant commentary and brain-teasing wordplay that defies facile translation.

The story's facile connections between France's sordid politics and its sordid crimes, however, are less convincing than its other, nondramatic documentary elements.

Modern readers, perhaps because they are less impressed than Scarron's contemporaries by the daring of parodying the Aeneid, often find the humour facile and too drawn out.

Even so, nano-SiO2 is less costly and facile preparation in contrast with the aforementioned nanoparticles.

He was less enamored of its "facile exoticism, built around such obvious props as palm fronds and shisha (a k a hookah) pipes".

It is not easy to pursue a performance-based art career of the length and quality of Mr. McCarthy's, but there has to be a less facile way for him to rest on his laurels.