Sentence examples for facile narrative from inspiring English sources

Power rejects the facile narrative that presents itself — the education, the chastening.

But the counterweight to this facile narrative point is a psychologically twisted and strikingly original plot involving the legacy of a serial killer, Raymond Garvey, who killed seven women in four months and died of a brain tumor in prison.

With customary chutzpah, the mainstream liberal interventionist media are promoting a facile narrative that suggests the Iraqi Shi'i militias' defensive mobilization to be essentially no different to the actions of ISIS.

In a battle of facile narratives, the one with more action wins.

There has already been so much hockey (forty-seven playoff games in total in round one, plus two yesterday) that for those who have been paying anything more than glancing attention to it all, any particular grievance or "narrative" seems facile.

Linking atrocities to ISIS also provides us all a tempting narrative thread, a facile way to make some sense of horror.

The caricature of Amy as the demonic sister who sought inspiration in the pages of the National Enquirer before murdering her brother in cold blood is too facile, as is the cynical narrative of a secret handshake between John Polio and Judy Bishop that kept the truth buried for decades.

The facile (if PR-ready) liberation narrative she wrote as she went along was revelatory, where each single and album showed a more sexual, less squeaky-clean, PG-rated Spears.

The facile (if PR-ready) liberation narrative she wrote as she went along was revelatory, where each single and album showed a more sexual, less squeaky-clean, PG-rated Spears.

The Fattened Aleph might be a facile attempt at recycling a canonised narrative, or it might be a work of art.

Of course, we shouldn't hold our collective breath waiting for Meet the Press or anyone else to challenge Wayne LaPierre on his ongoing plot to hijack the narrative with his same old facile agitprop.