Sentence examples for facile grounds from inspiring English sources

As Diderot later pointed out in his Letter on the Blind, for Condillac to rest his case against scepticism about the existence of an external world on such facile grounds was to ignore the powerful reasons for denying the existence of material things that had been articulated by Berkeley.

Litan and Singer chide the Department of Labor for its "too facile" dismissal of the study "on the grounds that brokers can continue collecting commissions," noting that "only firms, but not individual brokers, would be able to receive commissions" under the reproposed rule.

Each of these parameters is measurable from ground based tests, making it facile to predict flight system performance.

You cannot hear this song without wondering whether the reason he has been working the middle ground is because he is no facile songwriter.

Pixar's refusal to follow Disney down the path of facile followups helped establish the nascent company as a genuinely ground-breaking force with a constant mark of quality, rather than a one-hit wonder.

Instead we are stuck in facile debates about whether an Islamic cultural center is too close to Ground Zero and how likely a pro-sharia movement will be among American Muslims.

I don't do it to draw a facile link between sufferings, but to insist that we all begin from the same ground: that of being human.

A lesson learned from Root Capital is that the all-too facile and often preachy rhetoric about free markets and globalization overlooks the thorny, on-the-ground work that is needed to actually make markets work.