Sentence examples for facile definition from inspiring English sources
Be that as it may, today, a more facile definition might state a partisan as someone who is "a fervent, sometimes militant, supporter or proponent of a party, cause, faction, person, or idea".
Progressives shouldn't fall for facile technology fatalism.
Last year I had a friendship collapse over the use of the word "hobo" – I felt my friend was being too facile in her definition ("a bum with a handkerchief tied to a stick"), she felt I was being too politically correct by suggesting that the term was offensive to actual homeless people.
First, the endeavor of lesion margin definition becomes facile and, compared to the existing methods, can improve the quality of surgical input.
That facile view conflates the disparate interpretive roles of definition and application.
Jenkins' definition of the church's problem is inaccurate and his solution facile.
What made the difference, apart from the fact that I was no longer a facile collegiate ironist, was the experience of hearing the music live, with Kurt Munkacsi's sound design adding heft and definition to every gesture.
The candidates' need for definition in a crowded field, and the media's appetite for a simple story, gave rise to a facile caricature of the new leader as a reactionary leftist.
