Sentence examples for is too facile from inspiring English sources

But as a verdict it is too facile.

Equating Soviet communism with radical Islam is too facile.

But it is too facile merely to accuse Versace of bad taste.

But that title is too facile in describing one of the more complicated figures in Iraq today.

But perhaps that is too facile a reading: the emotional storms of the Fifth return later in the cycle.

Invoking the phrase is too facile by half, even conceding the convictions of 31 Chicago aldermen since the 1970s and the fact that former Gov. Rod R. Blagojevich awaits trial as his predecessor, George Ryan, sits in prison.

That would be too facile.

She mistrusted any method that was too facile.

Would it be too facile to conclude that tax cuts are never acceptable in the euro zone?Sean GuerinDublin.

"It's too facile to say that all the great producers are gone," said John Breglio, a leading theatrical lawyer with dozens of clients on and off Broadway.

Paradoxically, the danger I had foreseen of being too facile was confounded as I began to realise that the electronic leap the computer made in my processing of the music was in fact making me far more fastidious.