Sentence examples for bit too facile from inspiring English sources

That's a bit too facile.

There is something a bit too pat and underdeveloped about Oates's larger vision, for instance in the rather facile way she counterpoises Genna's great-grandfather's involvement with the anti-slavery Underground Railroad and her father's entanglement with the anti-Vietnam war underground.

Too facile.

That would be too facile.

Edwards's answers are just too facile.

She mistrusted any method that was too facile.

Equating Soviet communism with radical Islam is too facile.

But as a verdict it is too facile.

The problem is that it proved too facile.

A flashback to an episode of childhood sexual molestation provides a too facile, too perfunctory explanation.

But the lessons from all this were too pat, too facile.