Sentence examples for no facile from inspiring English sources

As one teacher remarks about a troubled student, "There is no facile solution".

No facile black vs. white diatribe, "The Old Settler" looks, without being judgmental, at binding, intrinsic humanity.

You cannot hear this song without wondering whether the reason he has been working the middle ground is because he is no facile songwriter.

Based on the 1992 movie by Andrew Bergman, who also wrote the salty book for this show, and featuring a revelation of a score by Jason Robert Brown, "Honeymoon in Vegas" is no facile satire.

As in the Oscar winning As Good as It Gets, Nicholson gives a bravura, if sometimes showy, performance as a morally repugnant man - though here there is no facile improvement in his character by the end of the picture.

JOHN SIMON, whose review of new books about Shakespeare by Peter Ackroyd and James Shapiro begins on Page 8, has long believed that the finest Shakespearean productions "make no facile concessions to the audience"; the best American Shakespeare he's ever seen, he said in an interview, was Jack O'Brien's "Henry IV" at Lincoln Center in 2003, which was "free from gimmickry and patronization".

What made the difference, apart from the fact that I was no longer a facile collegiate ironist, was the experience of hearing the music live, with Kurt Munkacsi's sound design adding heft and definition to every gesture.

A music lover, Ulmer offered no mere facile correlation of classical music and evil but a view of culture at war with itself, of European self-destruction through its own arch-cultural furies.

A facile no-template approach for fabricating curved polystyrene (PS) nanosheets by miniemulsion polymerization technique was developed.

It is hard to stay motivated when pay is lousy, classes too large, supplies are lacking, and the profession commands no respect.Stop repeating facile solutions to complex problems, and educate your staff before continuing to display your ignorance.Lyle Bjork.

Although some awards have gone to spiritual leaders — recent winners have included Jean Vanier, Desmond Tutu, and the Dalai Llama — the prize has also been given to well-known scientists, such as Nobel Laureate Charles Townes, or Astronomer Royal Lord Martin Rees, not to honor their science, but to commemorate the impact of their work on religion, no matter how facile.