Sentence examples for facile categories from inspiring English sources

Certainly their racial attitudes don't fit into facile categories.

Grossman sees to it that these facile categories do not creep into her work.

Not, mind you, the "old" and the "new". Grossman sees to it that these facile categories do not creep into her work.

Of course, life is never so simple, and one of the many virtues of "Divided We Fall," a new film by the 33-year-old Czech director Jan Hrebejk, is that it scrambles such facile categories almost beyond recognition.

Clinton has been the target of facile, disparaging labels and categories -- ones that enter the general lexicon like lice on a host, becoming firmly attached to women unless people recognize and reject their misuse.

Perhaps because dividing movies into the only categories that really matter -- "good" and "bad" -- seems both overly facile and intellectually overwhelming, we devise more elaborate, more knowing ways of sorting them out.

Recently, injectable hydrogels have emerged as a potential candidate among various categories of biomaterials for cardiac tissue regeneration due to improved patient compliance and facile administration via minimal invasive mode that treats complex infarction.

Too facile.

That is facile.

Its lyrics are facile.

This is a little facile.