Sentence examples for facile explanations from inspiring English sources

Mr. Diggins, resisting the facile explanations often assigned to these figures by both left- and right-wing writers, restored complexity and nuance to their stories.

Facile explanations about the surge of Ukip support being exclusively about Europe have been comprehensively dismissed in extensive research commissioned by Lord Ashcroft.

By savoring obscure motives and absurd turns of fate, he dispels facile explanations of why people commit extreme acts of love, anger, mercy, betrayal.

But is she unlocking genuinely repressed memories or seeking a facile explanation for Jenny's problems?

Nor should one grasp at the facile explanation that the Chavistas are in denial or are delusional, smiling as they swallow down mouthfuls of ash.

The term inferiority complex has lost much of its significance through imprecise popular misuse for example, as an inappropriately facile explanation of any show of ambition by a person of less-than-average height.

Against a background in which the possible importance of localized InsP6 metabolism is discussed, there is the facile explanation that InsP6 is merely an "inactive" precursor for the diphosphorylated inositol phosphates.

The reality is a bit more complicated than that slightly facile explanation.

Revelations that the Fourth Amendment has been rendered moot by massive internal spying operations are met with the facile explanation that administrations led by both parties have carried out such violations for a long time.

Things go wrong when people's ability to adapt successfully is weakened, for example, by time constraints, inadequate training or goal conflicts and things will likely keep going wrong if we rely on facile, superficial explanations for those failures.

Extinction seems too facile an explanation to account for fact that all complex life on Earth shares a common ancestor that only arose once.