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It seemed facile to the others until he went on.

Or would it have seemed facile after all he had seen?

This year's campaign may set a record for facile ideas.

Perhaps he had become too used to his facile memory.

David's return to "us" in the film seems almost too facile.

Outside the Internet, most of its points seem obvious or facile.

When you penetrate but a little way, it is facile ground.

It makes sense, but not in a facile, direct way.

And those who do may not be comfortable, let alone facile, with the Internet.

New York has seen enough of this company over 30 years to do away with facile stereotypes.

It hit me how incredibly facile he was with all this.

But like most tax laws, no facile assumptions are in order.

That's such a facile way of avoiding the issue and having to think about it.

But for the most part we get only facile references to Vietnam.

"To blame this on the economy is too facile an answer," she said.

Perhaps a required reading will put an end to that facile comparison.

It had to act through other agencies, but was quite facile in that respect.

That is a very cheap and facile argument if I may say so.

Others find his work facile and lacking in a strong profile.

And he is neither facile nor optimistic in doing so.

My facile words had not reached the suffering core of her.

Like many of his pronouncements, I thought this was facile.

She said he was facile with words and easily fooled people, including herself.

You cannot simply compare national economies in such a facile way.

For herself, she found Summers' appeal too facile and easy.