Sentence examples for facile interpretation from inspiring English sources

This week, some reporters have asked the quarterback whether leading the Steelers to a third Super Bowl title since 2006 would be an act of redemption, but it was arguably the most convincing sign of Roethlisberger's new self-awareness that he had rejected such a facile interpretation in a recent interview.

Unfortunately, while most elements of this specification can be parsed out using one of the many XML libraries, certain elements do not render themselves to facile interpretation.

Numerous neo-pagans, based on a facile interpretation of the richly complicated Mayan calendar, anticipate cosmic judgment being poured out on our hopelessly materialist society on Dec. 21 of this year.

Straight answers and facile interpretations have never been his bag.

Outraged by the facile interpretations of Nazism floating around in the 1950's — "all the tomes and slogans about Germany's inevitable path 'from Luther to Hitler' " — he charts his own, more subtle interpretation of what caused the Third Reich.

In this case, the number 50,000 was used for facile data interpretation.

The method is direct, making interpretation facile, because there is no requirement for competing molecules.

This interpretation results facile in light of recent evidence about the role of basal cortical status in determining the rTMS modulation effect, which seemed paradoxical in condition of increased cortical excitability [13, 14].

Displays of meaningless digital dexterity and the flashiness of excessively fast tempos and dramatised dynamics that debase his music are facile recipes for acceptable Chopin interpretations.

James's interpretation, which seems embarrassingly facile to me, is that if you haven't found a thing after searching for a decade and a half, that can only mean that it isn't there to find.

FSN and JFO wrote Facile; PSS wrote an early version.