Sentence examples for less than facile from inspiring English sources
And even they might be hard-pressed to come up with less than facile answers, given the complexity of the human psyche and the fact that psychologists have for centuries debated how -- and how much -- people change, to no obvious resolution.
The fantasies of a yarn-spinner who was less than profound but more than facile have been mesmerizing German-speaking readers for just about a century now.
The conversion to F-fluoromethane was very facile (less than 6 min) and with high RCY (75%).
The term inferiority complex has lost much of its significance through imprecise popular misuse for example, as an inappropriately facile explanation of any show of ambition by a person of less-than-average height.
At first blush, he did not seem to commit any blunders, although he was at times less facile than Mr. Gore in his responses.
There is a little drawing in the show called Milli Telling a Story, which is Matissean but somehow more wonky, less facile, than Matisse.
The starting materials are easily prepared, and the reaction is simple and facile, proceeding in less than 5 minutes.
The challenge is to develop from this less than startling fact anything more than a facile appearance of paradox.
We anticipate that large-scale synthesis of CLR01 could be relatively inexpensive (less than $1 per mg), which would enable facile development as a broad-spectrum antiviral microbicide.
Martha Southgate is a more serious, less facile writer than Mr. Lasser.
