Sentence examples for somewhat too facile from inspiring English sources

But only in the last, somewhat too facile image of "underground" is there a sense of Mr. Dorfman's connection to his subject, as a man suddenly darts out of the ensemble to join a reawakened, bomb-throwing old Weatherman.

Too facile.

That would be too facile.

That's a bit too facile.

Edwards's answers are just too facile.

But as a verdict it is too facile.

She mistrusted any method that was too facile.

Equating Soviet communism with radical Islam is too facile.

The problem is that it proved too facile.

"It is somewhat too sensational".

A flashback to an episode of childhood sexual molestation provides a too facile, too perfunctory explanation.