Sentence examples for be too facile from inspiring English sources

That would be too facile.

Would it be too facile to conclude that tax cuts are never acceptable in the euro zone?Sean GuerinDublin.

An old-fashioned Marxist might imagine that the broken windows and burning houses expressed a raging political reaction to government spending cuts — but this time that explanation would be too facile.

It would be too facile to say that everything Austin did in later life was aimed at impressing his mother; yet she was his constant childhood companion (the father having been relegated to solitary medical study), and she certainly encouraged all his early attempts at showmanship.

But blaming all of us may be too facile.

Such an explanation, however, may be too facile and it would seem to be contradicted by a variety of other observations.

But as a verdict it is too facile.

She mistrusted any method that was too facile.

Equating Soviet communism with radical Islam is too facile.

But it is too facile merely to accuse Versace of bad taste.

But that title is too facile in describing one of the more complicated figures in Iraq today.