Sentence examples for equally facile from inspiring English sources

It is the dark side of the (equally facile) "patriotic". It suggests blind allegiance and chauvinism.

Indeed, the arguments of many liberal interventionists, foreign policy "realists" and anti-imperialists have all looked equally facile when confronted by the new realities at work.

Ramon Llull (died 1315), who was equally facile in Latin, Catalan, and Arabic, was the most prolific writer of the times.

Tall and handsome, Mr. Shelton is a natural comedian equally facile with throbbing pain, and his engaging set treated each half of his personality with equal respect.

One thing that struck me about American history and even the contemporary moment in America is that we plunge so easily from a kind of facile optimism to an equally facile cynicism and pessimism.

That's one of the reasons why "No Strings Attached," which David reviewed when it opened earlier this year which is worse in most regards and makes an equally facile march to its inevitable resolution rings truer.

Ankersen dismisses this as facile.

communicate as a facile conversationalist.

Because each standard ELISA assay requires several hours to perform [ 14, 16, 17], we sought an equally accurate, but faster, more facile and economic means of determining the affinity with which VHHs bound to Chlamydomonas cell surface molecules.

Criticisms such as this are facile.

But to write him off as a charlatan is facile.