Sentence examples for making facile from inspiring English sources

Parties need to look beyond making facile financial offers during this coming election.

Dr. Doddington hopes that whatever comes, future vendors of voice authentication systems will be wary of making facile comparisons to fingerprints, less they offer false assurances.

He resists making facile comparisons to other writers or other times (the parallels with Calvino and Proust are mine), anchoring us firmly in a 17th-century landscape and mindscape.

But those who dismiss without truly understanding are doing themselves a disservice, not to mention making facile arguments about the nature of the thing.

He is the son of panel shows replete with squawking comedians making facile jokes about how awful the government is.

Advocates of the war, especially those allied with the administration, kept relatively quiet, or attempted to belittle what had gone on, or made facile arguments that such things always occur in wartime.

Yet it's precisely because "The Plot Against America" wasn't written to make facile analogies between then and now that the light it casts on this present American moment seems so illuminating.

It is his aesthetic purpose to sound the human note, and to do so in such a disarming manner as to shame the reader who has already made facile judgements". Additionally, Zweig was a committed pacifist and worked throughout the first world war to disseminate his beliefs, combining in this mission with the French writer Romain Rolland.

Bellori himself may have reported that fellow artists were "infatuated" with Caravaggio's manner but that was because, he said, "without study or effort it enabled them to make facile copies after nature and to imitate forms, which were vulgar and lacking in beauty".

The method is direct, making interpretation facile, because there is no requirement for competing molecules.

Each of these parameters is measurable from ground based tests, making it facile to predict flight system performance.