Sentence examples for merely facile from inspiring English sources
At other times it is merely facile.
Such stylistic variety can result in merely facile music.
To the young Dean Acheson, after a rough round in his service, Roosevelt was "formidable" but "patronizing" and his mind merely "facile".
Bright But facile, the glamour deadens overnight.
In part it's just facile.
Bernstein's skill at playing such games raises the suspicion that he was merely a facile trickster.
"Sooner or later the music industry will learn they need to adapt to Aziz and his generation". To adversaries, Mr. Ridouan merely offers facile rationalizations for theft.
In modern times, we tend to regard this act as a virtue in itself, but sometimes I wonder if the act of conscious memorization we call journalism isn't merely a facile alternative to doing nothing oneself in the face of tragedy and cruelty.
But it is too facile merely to accuse Versace of bad taste.
Edwards's answers are just too facile.
It is not necessary to achieve the dimensions described in this work; rather, to make the experiment more facile, CNTIN must merely be close enough to the GNR to cause a measurable response in IOUT when IIN is varied.
