Sentence examples for most facile from inspiring English sources

His obvious facility with realistic detail may be partly responsible for this; at his most facile he comes off as something of an illustrator.

It was populist protest in its most facile form.

But his story of bulimia is, at best, the most facile of his writing.

Mark O'Connor's "Harmony," composed for the occasion, is musical diplomacy at its most facile.

ACA's report sought to set the facts straight on the most facile criticisms of Australia's Nauruan regime.

He slags off every one from David Cameron ("the most facile superficial prime minister") to Alex Salmond ("a silly pompous prat").

"My father had previously been the most brilliant, facile writer at The New Yorker.

What's strange today is that City Ballet, though the world's most frequent and facile exponent of his repertory, is no longer the most serious.

All entrepreneurs struggle, and most "fail," but by chasing facile targets, journalists risk missing the big picture.

This isn't to say the film isn't repetitive or facile, it most surely is, but when it moves with its natural currents it is quite a remarkable achievement.

As one of the most important catalytic supports, facile synthesis of γ-Al2O3 with hierarchical porosities is of great industrial importance.