Sentence examples for the most facile from inspiring English sources

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

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").

He is heard branding Cameron "the most facile, superficial prime minister there's ever been", the Sun reported, during a conversation captured on camera.

The most facile development of "Maze" is that it treats Tourette's syndrome as a kind of Muse, a force that Lyle uses to spur him on.

Sewel is heard branding David Cameron "the most facile, superficial prime minister there's ever been", the Sun reported, during a conversation captured on camera at his flat.

The Brust-Schiffrin [5, 7], microwave heating [11], gamma-radiation [12], sonochemical [13], seed-mediated [6], photochemical reduction [14], and electron beam irradiation [15] methods have been used to prepare gold nanomaterials in the existence of ILs, of which the Brust-Schiffrin method is most facile and popular.

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

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

NMFF takes advantage of the fact that low-frequency normal modes of a system collectively represent most facile deformations, and due to this interesting property, they can be used as search directions in a refinement protocol.

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