That facile view conflates the disparate interpretive roles of definition and application.
Neither Morley nor Savage, though, subscribes to the facile view that things were better in the old days.
He said: "We have got to get away from this facile view that talking tough solves this problem.
The temptation is to call out the Institute of Public Affairs crowd for their corporate-funded, facile, reductionist view of freedom of speech as an absolute truth rather than a privilege to be managed responsibly.
It gave me a permanently disenchanted view, perhaps a too disenchanted and devalorising view, of the facile virtues of those who "love their own people".
The principal hero of this struggle was Emerson, whose reputation Mr. Poirier did much to redefine, challenging the familiar view of him as a facile optimist, a woozy metaphysician or an enabler of laissez-faire capitalism.
A music lover, Ulmer offered no mere facile correlation of classical music and evil but a view of culture at war with itself, of European self-destruction through its own arch-cultural furies.
In view of these, we believed that this facile visible light assisted method and the spherical Au nanoparticles shed light for the application in the further UA detection and beyond.
"Theater is in a state of despair," said Mr. Wellman, who takes a dim view of the field's reliance (as he sees it) on facile middlebrow fare.
From the point of view of the exporting nation, the distinction between indirect and direct impact is meaningless, and the facile assumption that other buyers at the same price are available and the further unstated assumption that purchase price is the only pertinent consideration to the exporting country are based on an oversimplified view of international trade.
