Sentence examples for facile try from inspiring English sources

If you thought that was facile, try this: sometimes really large audiences are great.

The program is, at times, pleasantly facile, trying to establish that before the violence, Sudanese teenagers also liked to have a good time.

One role of instructors, particularly at the college level, is to smack down the sweeping generalisations and facile analogies their students tend to make, and try to force them to adopt more rigorous and complicated approaches.

This strategy is attractive for some reasons such as facile and reproducible synthetic methods, though challenges still remain if ones try to incorporate targeting moieties and biocompatible coating on the single external surface of those NPs.

It's trying not to be facile about it, trying not to be alarmist.

They also fuel the notion – itself rather facile – of an establishment-backed media trying any old trick to halt him in his tracks.

Recent studies have tried to find a facile method for constructing NPs into an ordered assembly, especially a method that can stably incorporate the NPs in the networks and form NPs gels.

There is no point in trying to make Rivette seem facile, ingratiating or easy entertainment.

Articles on the eve of the première characterized Adès as a purveyor of "facile cleverness" and "shallow sophistication" who had tried to do "too much too soon".

A State Department official has dismissed as "facile" the suggestion that Al Qaeda was somehow trying to link the United States and Israel as targets, in a supposed effort to equate them in the eyes of the Arab or Muslim worlds.

Ravenously hungry, the environmentalists end up trying to club marmots and devouring whole colonies of mussels, as facile ironies proliferate around them.