Sentence examples for facile minds from inspiring English sources

His nurturing loosed the facile minds and fertile imaginations of generations of his students, two of whom have already won Nobel Prizes, upon the world.

It is a facile trick for facile minds.

Everett's lifetime of varied experience reflects a curious and extremely facile mind.

It takes a facile, fake mind reader like Jane, who once made his living pretending to be a psychic, to arrive at the truth.

As a theologian, I do not in any facile or simple-minded way discern the "mind" or "will" of God visible in this terrible fire and its capricious behavior.

To the young Dean Acheson, after a rough round in his service, Roosevelt was "formidable" but "patronizing" and his mind merely "facile".

A. In my mind it's a bit facile to say that Walter White is a good man who was left with no other recourse.

In fact, Stuart says, they weren't distributed widely because the British public "blew a great big raspberry" at the entire campaign, finding it patronising and facile, qualities that we apparently no longer mind.

"His mind is so quick and facile that he gets the audience laughing; but they're listening as well.

The fact that he interviewed two Tunisian students with affiliations to the Muslim Brotherhood while they watched a bawdy Italian television game show is rather facile evidence that religious fundamentalists can be open minded.

In addition to facile quality control, the core facility would enable the use of other methods to support the genotyping, such as flow cytometric estimation of ploidy level and/or genome size, keeping in mind that the genotyping data treatment differs for the diploid and polyploid accessions (see Materials and methods).