Sentence examples for facile criticism from inspiring English sources
We can see no easy solutions to Syria, despite Mitt Romney's facile criticism of President Obama.
I am often described as a doom-monger, a facile criticism.
* If there's one facile criticism of newspapers that drives me mad, it's the one about online message boards being a repository for the embittered, deranged and not so bright.
ACA's report sought to set the facts straight on the most facile criticisms of Australia's Nauruan regime.
Some date back to the 17th century, but everything I saw was contemporary and — apart from some facile criticisms of Puerto Rico's relationship with the United States — fascinating.
And so I have an allergy against facile criticisms of libertarians and libertarianism that seem to be an addiction of so many people.
Evans, the Radio 2 breakfast DJ, had previously described tabloid criticism as "facile and fictitious".
Showing how both criticisms and defences of this claim have often been facile, he identifies, develops, and critically evaluates three versions of the claim, and contributes a fourth, distinctively Christian version to the debate.
Criticisms such as this are facile.
Several lapses — facile connections to Madonna, Barack Obama, Sarah Palin, even Judd Apatow — are just mild hazards of criticism as engaged, topical journalism.
The criticism of Boyle's depiction of "selective poverty" is as facile as it is politically correct.
