Sentence examples for facile though from inspiring English sources

The device can feel facile, though, when Giordana's unfulfilled brother learns to fly or her cousin, who flees commitment himself, suddenly has Cupid's touch.

The works of this first period are all more or less tinged by the influence of Rossetti; but they are already differentiated from the elder master's style by their more facile though less intensely felt elaboration of imaginative detail.

His connection of the Nuremberg trials to the atrocities of Vietnam isn't itself a facile equation (though one of his interviewees, Daniel Ellsberg, comes close to suggesting that it is), it's a resonance, an admonition, an elegy.

In summary, the anatase NFTSs with more {001} facets exposed and lower band gap energy were successfully prepared using a facile hydrothermal method though Nb, F-codoping.

Neither Morley nor Savage, though, subscribes to the facile view that things were better in the old days.

Newly designed fluorine-doped magnetic carbon (F-MC) was synthesized in situ though a facile one-step pyrolysis-carbonization method.

The training, though extensive, seemed facile.

Though frustrated by facile attacks on science, John was equally sure that strong regulation was required in the public interest.

And though it is facile to connect the supine first-half performance against Middlesbrough with anything Moyes said prior to it, they must be better at Southampton.

Certainly, this valedictory series has seemed facile and plodding at times, though Saturday's finale, a tale about an Italian restaurateur kidnapped and kept in a box, was well sustained.

Cohen went on to qualify these statements, though: "It's facile to think that just confronting death automatically leads to growth and there's no downside to it.