Sentence examples for far more facile from inspiring English sources

It's a far more facile approach; the reader is given direct access into the internal churnings of Levis's "privately lascivious" mind, even as he maintains a "publicly righteous" persona.

Far more spectacular warps of facile gossip in the UK "news" media are commonplace and growing, propelled by the abundance of freesheet publications in London and most major cities.

And the typically dull Lil Rounds showed surprising flashes of personality on Beyoncé's "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)." Scott MacIntyre performed a roaring duet of Billy Joel's "Tell Her About It" with Matt Giraud, whose lovely, facile voice, especially during his solo rendition of "Georgia on My Mind," was far more impressive live than on TV.

Far more.

(Her mom owed her more facile texting skills to being an agile typist with small hands).

It is far more.

Far more important.

About far more things?

Most give far more.

And far more scary.

— far more arduous.