Sentence examples for it too facile from inspiring English sources

His music had its detractors, some of whom found it too facile.

Is it too facile to say it started with goose pimples and ended in goose steps?

Litan and Singer chide the Department of Labor for its "too facile" dismissal of the study "on the grounds that brokers can continue collecting commissions," noting that "only firms, but not individual brokers, would be able to receive commissions" under the reproposed rule.

But as a verdict it is too facile.

The problem is that it proved too facile.

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

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.

But it's too facile to make fun of experimental dance this way; much of the 50-minute work is like watching two speakers do standup, and after their initial appearance, the jokes wear thin.

It's too facile to say the teachers' union got rolled in Springfield, especially at a time when gratuitous anti-labor animus is rampant and unions aren't blind to being flexible.

"But it's too facile to embrace India as a democracy without recognizing the flawed nature of its political system when it comes to marginal populations or perceived security threats".