Sentence examples for facile to think from inspiring English sources
But it's facile to think that such access will lead people to actually start, and stay on, treatment.
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.
He is just so good and so facile that I never even had to think about any limitations.
On Maxwell Bodenheim: "Reading his facile, gaudy verses now, it's easy to think that it was the brute force of his sociopathic presence, rather than the poetry, that convinced the best poets in the Village at the time that he was one of them, potentially even the best of them".
I tend to think of young-adult fiction as sort of facile — a straightforward style, uncomplicated themes and morals — but this had a complexity, an ambiguity, that surprised me, and I loved Koja's sentence structure, how she interweaved dialogue and exposition so fluidly.
But here again, I think it would be facile to say that the imbalance is a result of men sucking – or, as it were, men not sucking enough – because the female orgasm is a relatively complicated achievement.
Clearly, an additional step of mechanism would be required to explain the overexpression and knockdown phenotypes, but I think it is too facile to say the live imaging supports this model.
While it would be facile to pin the blame for this sorry saga on a single think tank, it does highlight that some donor-funded think tanks can punch far above their weight when it comes to influencing political and economic decisions with massive implications for economic development and poverty reduction efforts.
It is facile to criticise Africa for not learning the lessons of history.
At the same time, it is facile to dismiss science itself.
